Information Science
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In this program, you will learn about the theory, organization and process of information collection, transmission, and utilization on computers. You will learn how to analyze user needs for information systems and how to plan, design, develop, implement and manage networks. Through your coursework you will develop skills in problem-solving techniques, mathematics, and computer systems. You will take a series of basic courses in mathematics and computer science. You will study systems architecture, modeling, and design of computers and networks.
Degrees
- A certificate or an associate's degree qualifies for entry-level jobs, such as technical support specialist or Website designer.
- A bachelor's degree prepares individuals for programming positions in a wide variety of settings.
- A graduate degree will provide specialized knowledge or training in management, and is usually required to teach in this field.
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