Programming Bachelor’s Degree
Computer programmers are at home with the technical aspects of information technology. They may be involved in writing their own code or troubleshooting ones that are written by others. Some programmers get involved with performing these functions associated with video game production or movie special effects.
Students enrolled in this degree major develop their abilities to work as part of a team, in project management, and to communicate effectively with managers and co-workers alike. Here are some examples of the courses you would be taking as a programming major:
• Advanced Visual Basic
• Business Systems Analysis
• C# Programming
• Computer Architecture and Troubleshooting
• Computer Networks
• Data Structures and Algorithms
• Database Concepts and Applications
• e-Business Concepts
• IT strategic Management
• Network and Server Operating Systems
• Network Security
• Java Programming
• Programming Logic
• Software Engineering
• Structured Query Language
• UNIX Network Administration
• Visual Basic
• Web Page Development
• Web Scripting
Career Options
Graduates with a Bachelor’s degree in programming are prepared for the following programming career choices:
• Applications
• Software Development
Some graduates will find work as programmer-analysts with smaller organizations, while others work in contract positions on specific projects. Others are self-employed and offer their services as computer consultants to clients.
