Remember that most careers do not require that you have a specific major but that you meet a minimum amount of education. So the question is not so much what can you do with a certain major but what you want to do and how you want to get there. The following list is a beginning point to help you explore a few related career choices based on an academic interest you might have.
Potential Careers:
Actuary, Applications Programmer, CAD Specialist, College Professor, Computer Animator, Computer Scientist, Computer Support Analyst, Consulting, Database Administrator, Database Programmer, Economist, Financial Analyst, Graphic Designer, Hardware Designer, Manager of Information Systems, Network Administrator, Network Engineer, Operating System Programmer, Operations Research Analyst, Physical Scientist, Researcher, Software Engineer, Software Support, Systems Analyst, Systems Programmer, Teacher, Secondary level, Technical Support Manager, Technical Trainer, Technical Writer, Urban Planner, Video Game Programmer
Potential Employers:
Computer Software Companies, Computer Hardware Companies, Computer Networking Companies, Computer Consulting Firms, Advertising Agencies, Marketing Firms, Banks, Insurance Companies, Engineering Firms, Investment Companies, Schools, Colleges and Universities, Internet Service Providers, Phone Companies, Manufacturers, Federal and State government Agencies, Employment Agencies, Web Sites, Computer Manufacturers, Research Institutions, Non-profit Agencies, Hospitals, Free-lance Work
Links:
OOH profile, Computer Programmer
OOH profile, Computer Scientist
OOH Profile, Information Systems
OOH profile, Software Engineer
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