Computer Science and Information Management Career Paths
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Discover the wide range of career paths and specialties within computer science and information management, and use the resources on this page to explore opportunities that match your interests and goals.
Students in this program at CSS learn current and emerging computer technologies and the means to apply these system technologies in solving organizational problems. In addition to the core computer concepts, students select a specific application concentration in business analysis, cyber security, health informatics, mathematics, or software development.
Sample Job Titles: Software Developer, Data Analyst, Web Developer, Application Programmer, Database Specialist, Business/System Analysts
Student Organizations: Technology and Innovation Club
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Computer Information Systems Schema (2025-26 Catalog)
St. Scholastica’s Computer Science major gives students the technical, theoretical, and ethical skills necessary to succeed in today’s world. Computer Science at St. Scholastica is taught using a practical methodology – students gain hands-on experience with real-world topics.
Sample Job Titles: Software Engineer, Systems Architect, Database Administrator
Computer Science Sample Resume
Student Organizations: Technology and Innovation Club
Professional Organizations:
Computer Science Schema (2025-26 Catalog)
A minor, post-grad certificate, or graduate degree in Data Analytics is ideal for any field that uses data to drive insights and decision-making.
Sample Job Titles: Depending on the students’ major, graduates are prepared for positions such as a data analyst, business analyst, financial analyst, market analyst, research analyst, or any other position requiring the ability to work with data to make better decisions.
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Health Informatics and Information Management provides students with the professional knowledge necessary to assume management responsibility for health records and health information systems in a variety of health related settings, including hospitals, clinics, long-term care settings, consulting firms, government agencies, insurance companies and software vendors.
Sample Job Titles: HIM Business Analyst, HIM System Analyst, Health Information Manager, Health Information Supervisor, Business Support Analyst, Health Informatics Specialists, Health Informaticist, Health Information Technologists, Medical Records Analyst
Student Organizations: Student Health Information Management Association
Professional Organizations: MN Health Information Management Association, American Health Information Management Association
Health Informatics and Information Management Schema (2025-26 Catalog)
