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Computer Science Mandan ND

If you are interested in a career in IT, there is an array of qualifications you can attain that will prepare you for a career in IT- from IT certificates at private technical schools to a degree at a four-year university. A computer science degree gives you an excellent foundation in IT but a computer information systems degree may give you better practical experience. For information about jobs in computer science in Mandan, ND, please scroll down.
Cwa
(701) 258-8222
418 E Rosser Ave Ste B
Bismarck, ND
I B E W System Council U13
(701) 222-2514
1800 Commerce St
Bismarck, ND
Western Drilling Inc
(701) 471-7890
3566 110th Ave NE
Bismarck, ND
Missouri Slope Central Labor Council
(701) 224-9503
1323 E Front Ave
Bismarck, ND
Carpenter'S Union Local 1091
(701) 255-3700
217 S Mandan St
Bismarck, ND
Ibew Local 714
(701) 258-6370
1800 Commerce St
Bismarck, ND
North Dakota Safety Council Inc
(701) 223-6372
1640 Burnt Boat Drive
Bismarck, ND
Job Service North Dakota
800-247-0981
1601 East Century Avenue
Bismarck, ND
Laborer'S Unionlocal 563
(701) 223-5991
1323 E Front Ave Ste 2
Bismarck, ND
Boilermakers Lodge 647
(701) 663-2384
1323 E Front Ave
Bismarck, ND
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Computer Science

Posted by : Christina Jeffries

The Bureau of Labor and Statistics estimates that three-quarters of the IT jobs that open between now and 2010 will call for a four-year bachelor's degree. The BLS also reports that two-thirds of the current IT workforce have a bachelor's degree (or higher) in a wide range of areas. That underlines how the chasm between college degrees and IT certifications is shrinking.

What are your options in merging these two often disparate worlds? They're plentiful:

Four-year computer science degrees are great for fundamental knowledge in IT. Be warned, though, that they offer little training in the day-to-day aspects of IT. Computer information systems degree programs and private IT colleges tend to be stronger on the practical side of IT training.

IT-related master of science (MS) programs are usually meant for working professionals, or as a way to prepare students for study at the doctoral level. Some MS programs offer preparation for advancement to management-level jobs, while others are geared toward expanding your skillset into new IT disciplines or to prepare you for work in a highly specialized IT area.

Two-year degrees from community colleges are cheap and convenient, but that doesn't mean they're not valuable. Think of community college offerings as a good shortcut to prepare you for your start in IT: low and intermediate-skilled IT jobs. Also, two-year degrees often focus on more practical applications of IT.

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