About Computer and Information Science

Graduates of a Computer and Information Science degree program have many career options. They often have career paths that eventually lead them into IT management positions, including software project management. They are able to design and implement computer software systems (including simulations, games, business applications, and other systems). They may develop test plans and then test software applications to ensure their correct implementation. Graduates also may work as security analysts, network architects, or administrators who design, implement, and maintain computer networks, including wireless networks.

Certain positions may require background checks, drug screening, and/or security clearances, depending on the position and industry.

Some entry-level job titles for a Bachelor of Science in Computer and Information Science graduate include: Cybersecurity Operations and Maintenance Specialist, Digital Forensics Analyst, Network and Datacenter Administrator, Web Programmer, Virtual Server Administrator, Storage Technology Manager, Computer Programmer, Software Developer, Application Programmer, Mobile App Developer, Systems Analyst, Database Programmer, and Systems Administrator. CIS graduates are required in many industries, so employment could be expected in most any military or business setting.

Computer and Information Science (BS) | Cyber and Information Security Technology Major

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