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Information Technology - Software Engineering (Four Year BAS)

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Information Technology Ensign College BAS - Bachelor of Applied Science

Degree

BAS - Bachelor of Applied Science

Program Chair

Sean Murdock

Overview

A degree in Software Engineering prepares students to work in development groups as engineers, programmers, and project managers. Students learn how to develop software projects from concept to completion within an agile project management environment. Mentoring and assisting other group members is emphasized in upper division courses. Students learn how to build complex software using popular programming languages and APIs. Upon completion, students will have added to their portfolios several software projects building both technical and soft skills.

Career Opportunities

Career opportunities for a student with a degree in Software Engineering exist within positions as software engineers or computer programmers. These positions work with computer systems design and related services, software publishers, manufacturers of computers and related electronic equipment, financial institutions, and insurance providers. Advancement opportunities increase with experience.

Financial Aid Information

This degree is eligible for federal aid.

Professional Licensure

This program is designed to enhance employability by developing industry-relevant skills and preparing students for applicable industry certifications; however, it is not designed or intended to lead to professional licensure in any state.