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Why ITP?

Enhance your future career and become more

 

by pairing your major with a minor in Technology.

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Recent News

Oct 03, 2023

SAP @ ITP: SAP Senior Vice President Karina Edmonds and SAP Engineering Manager Ralf Geiser Visit ITP

Karina Edmonds introducing herself to ITP students/staff and facultyITP has been working closely SAP for over a decade, collaborating to ensure that our Enterprise Information Systems curriculum is most up-to-date, and to help make sure that ITP students are getting the most industry relevant skills when it comes to Enterprise Resource Planning. On Monday, October 2, 2023, SAP Senior Vice

Sep 26, 2023

Scholarships: ITP Supports 9 Students at the 2023 CMD-IT/ACM Richard Tapia Celebration

In a world that’s constantly evolving, diversity and inclusivity in tech are becoming increasingly more important in our world. The 2023 CMD-IT/ACM Richard Tapia Celebration, held in Dallas Texas from September 13th to September 15th, is a gathering focused on celebrating diversity in computing.This event provides students, faculty, and other academic and non-academic professionals from various backgrounds within the computing

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Sep 29, 2022

ITP’s new AI Applications minor

The Information Technology Program at the Viterbi School of Engineering launched a new minor in artificial intelligence application to reflect a rapidly changing AI industry. The minor opened to all students at the start of the Fall 2022 semester. [Read more]

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May 03, 2022

2022 ITP Awards

This year ITP wanted to highlight the hard-working faculty, staff, and students in recognition of their efforts to embody ITP’s vision of providing technology for all. [Read more]

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Apr 27, 2022

USC Viterbi Staff Early Career Award Winner – Eric Perez

Congratulations to ITP’s very own Advisor Eric Perez, who was the awardee of the Spring 2021-2022 Viterbi Staff Early Career Award. [Read more]

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Jan 19, 2022

ITP Programs Prepare USC Students For Top 10 Best Jobs – Us News And World Report

usnews.com recently released their 100 best jobs of 2022. [Read more]

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DEN@Viterbi celebrates 50 years of high-impact distance learning

DEN@Viterbi celebrates 50 years of high-impact distance learning

The progressive pedagogy of the pioneering distance learning program has changed the lives of graduate students worldwide.

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Quantum Computers Are Better at Guessing, New Study Demonstrates

Quantum Computers Are Better at Guessing, New Study Demonstrates

USC researchers leverage techniques to manage error accumulation, demonstrating the potential of quantum computing in the error-prone NISQ era

Published on February 23rd, 2017

Last updated on August 18th, 2023