Computer Science
Data scientist skills incorporate advanced principles of mathematics and computer science. This discipline is still in its early stages of development, offering room for scientists to drive future trends.
Software developers and engineers deploy object oriented programming in a wide variety of projects. This approach to programming went from the academic world of the 1960s to the computer boom of the 1980s because of its modularity.
Data scientists develop the methods for converting data into insights and recommendations. Analytical minds armed with graduate degrees and abundant curiosity find a variety of data science career paths on the horizon.
Your computer science skills are in high demand by employers throughout the world. Your graduate school application should help demonstrate these computer science skills along with the desire for continued learning.
The future of global commerce, society, and intellectual development depends on people with computer science skills.
The future of software engineering will require practitioners who are as skilled with team management as they are with coding and testing.
The world’s biggest data breaches reflect the ongoing need for highly skilled cybersecurity professionals. Software engineers help their employers avoid the consequences faced by companies that have had data breaches.
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