Computer Science Minor
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A computer science minor enables graduates to write useful software to complement their work in other programs. Students who are interested in mathematics, physics, or engineering find this minor very useful, but basic coding skills are increasingly valuable in a wide variety of professions.
Why should I study computer science?
Nearly every organization needs, and will continue to need, computer science graduates to manage their technical institutional resources such as servers and websites and to write custom software to implement the business rules of that organization and manage marketing databases. Even if you don't intend for computer science to be a main focus of your career, knowledge of computer science (and command of common terms and concepts) is becoming increasingly valuable to employers.$87,276
average salary for recent computer science alumni
- U.S. Census Bureau$65,841
average salary for recent mathematics alumni
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