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Design, Model, Tinker and Code
Computer science and information technology are influenced by the world around us. Explore the intersections of computer science and business, environmental studies, psychology, social sciences and the arts to help you develop a range of skills so you can be a leader of the digital revolution.
Follow the Applied Computer Science and Information Technology Path
Path Concentrations
- Software Design and Development: Dig deeper than technical skills. Learn how to develop software that is equitable and inclusive, to serve the widest diversity of users.
- Cybersecurity: Ever wanted to learn a new language? Learn Python, C#, and more as you dive into programming, database management, and network security.
- Inclusive Web and Interface Design
- Database and Geospatial Analysis
- GIS and Data Visualization: Flex your creative muscles and explore technical applications in mapping, data visualization, and graphic design. A highly marketable skill, GIS and Data Visualization is broadly interdisciplinary, connecting computer science, visual arts, environmental science, public health and more!
Prepare for Careers and Graduate Studies Beyond this Path
Career Opportunities
- Applied GIS
- Cartographer
- Computer Systems Analyst
- Cybersecurity
- Data Visualization
- Database management
- Developer
- Digital Architect
- Digital Forensics Analyst
- Engineering
- Environmental Restoration Planner
- Web Design
Graduate School Opportunities
- Computer Science
- Data Analytics
- Geographic Information Systems
- Software Development
- Software Engineering
Labs and Studios
Get experience in labs where you’ll learn the collaborative and analytical skills professionals use every day. Many of our computer science offerings take advantage of the Computer Applications Lab.