Computer & Information Sciences, Gen

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Topics of Study

In this program, you will focus on computer and information sciences and prepare for various occupations in information technology and other computer fields. This is a broad program that includes computing, robotics, design of technical information systems for business and research, and computer engineering and theory. You will study computer technology, language processing, end-use applications, principles of computer hardware and software components, and databases.

Degrees

• A certificate or an associate degree from a career-technical school or two-year college will qualify for entry-level jobs in computer technology and information science positions.
• A bachelor's degree may prepare individuals for programming positions in a wide variety of settings, such as systems administrator, systems analyst, or network and computer engineer.
• A graduate degree will provide specialized knowledge or training in management, and is usually required to teach in this field.