The ever-increasing role of computers in society will continue to require skilled developers to design, develop, and implement software based solutions and products for business and consumers. Software applications systems connect you to a computer, tablet, smartphone or mobile device. Each year, enterprising developers and companies create an array of cloud, mobile and web-based offerings designed to make business more effective and our lives more enjoyable. ECPI University's Computer and Information Sciences degree with a concentration in Software Development is a skills based program utilizing the latest in technology across platforms using virtualization. ECPI's programs encourage students to obtain industry certifications and internships for real world experience that enhances graduate opportunities.
If this sounds like the career you've been looking for, consider earning an Associate of Science Degree in Computer and Information Science with a concentration in Software Development. Through ECPI University's year-round schedule, you could graduate in as little as 16 months!
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Software Development Possible Career Track
Software Development graduates are prepared for entry level positions in a wide spectrum of industries, including:
Social Media
Education
Defense
Healthcare
Advanced Manufacturing
Job titles for these positions include:
Programmer
Web programmer
Software Tester
Software Development Outcomes
In addition to the outcomes listed below, students in the Software Development concentration learn how to create web pages, write software applications, use and maintain databases, and understand and utilize computer networks.
Computer and Information Science Outcomes:
Use processes, tools, and technologies common to the profession
Work as a member of a technical team
Apply written, oral, and graphical communication in both technical and non-technical environments
Identify and use appropriate technical literature
Engage in continuous professional development through user groups, associations, conferences, readings, research, and other channels.
Apply ethical best practices in the maintenance and security of information and systems
*CIS290, CIS291, CIS292, CIS293, and CIS294 do not transfer to the BS program.
**A combination of the following CIS externship courses may be substituted in lieu of CIS290, provided that they total 3 credits: CIS291, CIS292, CIS293, CIS294.
