IT Specializations: Chemistry, Physics, Math

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Specializations within the Information Technology major typically focus on business applications such as electronic commerce, database management, and telecommunications, rather than the theoretical aspects of computer science. The specific specializations available can vary by institution, so consulting the school's bulletin is recommended for detailed information. For those more interested in the scientific aspects of math, physics, or chemistry, pursuing a major in those fields with a minor in computer science, or a joint major combining these disciplines with computer science, may be a more suitable option.
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could anyone please mention the specializations in this major "Information Technology" and are specializations in this field related to chemistry, physics or math
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You're not really making clear what you are looking for. It seems like specializations in a major would depend on the school, so if that's really what you want to know, you should be looking at the school's bulletin.

In general, though, I think a school that calls the major "Information Technology" is probably slanted more towards business applications, for example electronic commerce, database management, telecommunications, rather than theoretical and "scientific" aspects of computer science. Of course there are overlaps and exceptions.

If you're primarily interested in sciences and math, it might make more sense to major in one of those and minor in computer science, or find a school that will let you put together a joint major in math (or physics, chemistry, etc.) AND computer science.
 
no ... actually i meant IT specializations in general ... u have gven some ... and i am sure there are a lot more yet
thanx anyway
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