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Software Engineering & Information Management

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Department of Physics, Computational Sciences and Sustainability

Bachelor of Science (B.S.)

KWU’s Software Engineering & Information Management degree program prepares students for careers in a wide area of computer technology. Students will be exposed to important programming techniques, including visual, procedural and object-oriented programming. Other important aspects of computing are included, such as webpage programming, database management and structured query language. Hardware interfacing and operating systems are also an important part of this program.

Why Major in Software Engineering & Information Management?

A Software Engineering & Information Management major prepares students to design, develop, and manage technology solutions that support organizational success. Students gain experience in software development, systems analysis, databases, and information management.

Graduates are prepared for careers in software engineering, information systems, project management, business technology, and IT leadership. Technology professionals remain among the most sought-after employees across industries.

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The Software Engineering and Information Management program is part of KWU’s Department of Physics, Computational Sciences and Sustainability. Meet the faculty by clicking here!

Course Requirements and Descriptions

All course requirements and descriptions for KWU’s Software Engineering & Information Management program can be found in the most recent version of the course catalog.

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