BI Computer Science

Computer Science (CS) is a growing field and a major part of almost every industry. A CS degree enables many career paths. Despite the impression sometimes given by the media, there actually are more computing jobs than qualified people to fill them in the United States. U.S. IT employment was 17% higher in 2004 than in 1999. The Bureau of Labor Statistics says computing has the greatest potential for new jobs through 2014, with five of the ten growth fields related to computing. Yes, some IT jobs have gone overseas. If you consider the expected growth in computing, it s easy to see that companies simply need more talent. BI in CS students will graduate with innovative techniques, team experience, and business background, and become future professionals who lead new efforts or even new companies.The BI in CS is the only ABET CS accredited program in the world with a core of innovation where you will learn to do a patent, write proposals as well as start a business and work in teams.