Accounting is often referred to as the language of business. Virtually every business operation in the world is required to maintain accounting records to report on its financial health. All businesses need accountants to keep their books, and that means there are always jobs available. Choose from several accounting specialties, including manufacturing or cost accounting; government or not-for-profit; retail sales or professional services. If none of these are exciting enough for you, enter the world of forensic accounting, and build your career as a white collar criminal investigator! Complete your four year degree in accounting and you can qualify to earn your Certified Public Accountant (CPA) designation, or, the Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) credential. Earn one of these highly desired credentials, and you will virtually ensure yourself of a respected, and well paying, career.

 Computer Science is the art and science of solving problems using computers. Both the major program in Computer Science and the individual courses in this program are designed to provide students with a strong practical background, including specific experiences and current knowledge about practices in computing. This is leveraged by an understanding of the powerful ideas that underlie the discipline and profession of computing; these ideas form an important piece of each course in Computer Science. The program and its courses are designed to comply with curriculum recommendations of the two major professional societies in computing, IEEE and ACM.

Students who are interested in a career in computing, or in obtaining practical knowledge and in exploring the ideas behind computing, should consider majoring in Computer Science or taking several of the courses in the program.