Information TechnologyProgramming Concentration

Programming requires a detail-oriented, logical mindset mixed with a sense of creativity. Programmers are a crucial part of an organization's function - well-written code improves operational efficiency, and commercial performance. Programmers are rarely satisfied with the status quo and are constantly looking to improve technical solutions to help organizations operate more smoothly.

You’ll need to function in a team environment, work with non-technical users, and program independently to code solutions. Your ability to “think outside of the box” will enable you to code programs that are creative, functional, and follow recognized coding standards.

When you graduate, you'll be ready to begin your career as a Programmer, Programmer Analyst, or Quality Control Specialist. Your ability to code using web based programming languages could also provide opportunities to work with organizations that need to access their data over the internet.