There are multiple pathways to earn a degree in software development and integration. High school seniors can apply to recieve a bachelor's degree in software development and integration from the University of Oklahoma Polytechnic Institute (OUPI) on the Norman campus. OUPI's goal is to equip students with the skills they need to become proficient software developers. The bachelor's program integrates programming, data, and DevOps expertise with cutting-edge technologies in machine learning, Generative AI, embedded systems, and cloud computing. Our curriculum emphasizes practical skills direction applicable to today's job market. OUPI's SDi program prioritizes real-world applications and systems. This ensures our graduates are prepared to tackle a wide ranges of challenges, from interfacing with the latest AI system, to developing cutting edge mobile applications, to creating new ways to access the Internet of Things.
In addition to coursework, the program helps students prepare for and complete relevant industry certifications. The Software Development Lifecycle and teamwork concepts in Agile Programming Workflow are emphasized throughout the curriculum. OU Polytechnic Institute programs are designed with local and state industry partners to develop programs, like the BS in Software Development and Integration, to meet the skyrocketing demand for these jobs.
This bachelor degree program is developed with the needs of local, state and regional employers in mind. Upon graduation, students will hold a Bachelor of Science in Software Development and Integration from the University of Oklahoma. Your Software Development and Integration degree will make you uniquely prepared to take advantage of a multitude of career opportunities. Combining hands-on learning with projects that span multiple relevant fields of study, you will make real-world connections, including internships and industry-sponsored senior design projects.
Courses in the curriculum will include:
The University of Oklahoma offers various scholarships and tuition waivers to admitted and enrolled students based on criteria such as academics, leadership, and community involvement. Incoming OUPI high school seniors on the OU-Norman campus are eligible to receive qualifying scholarships.
Some typical career paths include:
The estimated annual starting salary in the software development and integration field is $75,000 according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
OU Polytechnic Institute graduates will be qualified for job openings in industries such as:
Incoming freshmen can apply one of three ways to the University of Oklahoma, either through the OU Application, the Common Application, or Apply Coalition with the Scoir. All applications are thoroughly read by an admissions counselor and are evaluated hollistically regardless of application type.
Please choose only one application and continue using that application throughout the entire process.
August 1
Admission Application Opens
November 1
Early Action Admission Deadline
December 15
Final Scholarship Admission Deadline
February 1
Final Admission Deadline
