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The Business, Behavioral and Social Sciences
Division
Computer Science Department
offers As degrees in Computer Graphics
Applications and Computer Science, AA degrees in
Computer Information Systems and Computer Science
and certificates in Computer Applications
Specialist, Computer Graphics Applications,
Computer Network Administration and Computer
Programming Specialist. The rapid spread of
computers and information technology has generated
a need for highly trained workers proficient in a
variety of areas. The programs in Computer Science
and Information Systems provides students with the
knowledge, training and hands-on skills to meet
the increasing demand for computer specialists in
computer science, information systems, database
administration, network administration, and web
development. The work of a computer scientist,
database administrator, and network analyst
include a wide range of specialists. Job tasks
and occupational titles used to describe these
workers evolve rapidly, reflecting new areas of
specialization or changes in technology, as well
as the preferences and practices of employers.
Computer Scientists, database administrators, and
network analysts are expected to be among the
fastest growing occupations over the next ten
years. Employment of computer specialists is
expected to grow much faster than average for all
occupations as organizations continue to adopt and
integrate increasingly sophisticated technologies.
For more information, come by East Campus,
Founders Hall, Room 162, call (209) 575-6129 or
email. |
