| MAJORS Computer Information Systems Business/Computer Information Systems Computer Science Teaching MINORS Computer Information Systems Computer Science Computer Science Teaching |
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As a student in the Computer Information Systems and Computer Science program, you will be provided with the theoretical frameworks from the information systems and technology world. Specifically, these degrees are focused on a program that builds an understanding of core information systems and technologies and related areas of study. You will be prepared for the practical application of various approaches to computer systems and sharpen your ability to think critically and to work in teams. Your experience will culminate with a senior capstone experience that provides the opportunity to integrate all previous learning and experiences.
Many students combine the Computer Information Systems minor with other majors, such as Business, Science and Graphic Design. With a focus on specific applications of information systems, students acquire practical knowledge in areas of analysis and design of database solutions, networking technologies and use of the World Wide Web.
An Edgewood College degree in Computer Science Teaching, combined with a degree in Education, prepares students for a career teaching in a middle or secondary school in Wisconsin. With a focus on using technology in the educational context, it also provides a strong foundation for those who wish to pursue a graduate degree in teaching and learning.
An Edgewood College degree in Computer Information Systems prepares you for a wide range of careers, such as web development, programming, networking support, help desk and project management. Information Technology careers are continuously rated by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, and other governmental and industry organizations, as one of the fastest growing professions with one of the highest paying rates. Students are hired not only by employers in the greater Madison area, but also by organizations located around the world. Because of the flexibility of the degree, with its strong foundational base of theory and practice, students are prepared to quickly respond to opportunities offered by this fast paced and constantly changing profession. Our degree is regularly reviewed by various professional organizations, including the AITP (Association of Information Technology Professionals).
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