Graduates find employment across the country as network administrators, specialists, computer support managers or other related management positions. Helpful Background Courses in written and oral communication, computers, math, computer software, accounting, supervision, management and leadership would be helpful, but are not prerequisites. Students should enjoy solving problems, working with people and have a desire for interesting and challenging work. Tools of the Trade Computers are becoming a necessity in almost all phases of business, industry, and government. Computer systems managers are in great demand to keep systems up and running.
Students get both theory and hands-on practice with computers and managerial skills.
A minimum of a four-credit internship is suggested for this course. This allows students to apply skills directly to a work experience in a real world setting.