The growth for the computer scientist and systems analysts has accelerated in recent years, increasing at an annual rate of 16.4 percent. From 1996 to 2006, it is projected that the United States will require more than 1.3 million new highly-skilled IT workers in these occupations. About 1,134,000 workers will be needed to fill newly created jobs and approximately 240,000 will be needed to replace workers who are leaving these fields. Industry employed 26.9 percent of all IT workers in 1996. IT is changing the way we live and work and transforming the economy at a fundamental level.
Many jobs require a college educated individual.
The NSU Career Resource Center provides avenues to the job market. Graduates can look forward to challenging careers in the computer industry or many other areas of business. Here is a representative sample of job titles. Multimedia Developer Interface Designer Management Info System Director Database Specialist Network Specialist 3. Generally design computers and conduct research to improve their design or use, and develop and adapt principles for applying computers to new uses.