Computer use in entertainment, industry, business, education and government is widespread, and there is an ongoing need for qualified professionals. Computer science is the body of knowledge that lies ‘behind the scenes’; the fundamental question it asks is: What can be efficiently automated? Computer scientists look at ways to systematically describe and transform information – some focus on theory, some on implementing computations, others on programming languages and yet others on ways to improve human-computer interaction. Computer Science majors learn about software systems and how people and computers interact. You’ll learn how to create new software, how to ensure it works well and does what it is supposed to, and how to make it easy for people to use. If you are looking to quickly acquire new skills for a new career, a graduate certificate is a great option for you. Graduate certificates are intended to develop your knowledge and skills in a subject area that is different to your first degree's major. You may be eligible if you haven't studied for a degree before if you can demonstrate an interest in the subject area and a satisfactory academic ability. By choosing to study a graduate certificate you can quickly develop career competency in a single subject area. A graduate certificate is a shorter version of a graduate diploma, is studied at undergraduate level, and can be completed in the equivalent of one semester of full-time study.

* IT Consultant * Network Architect * Programmer * Software Developer * Usability Engineer * Web Architect