Program Outcomes - Applied Computing

The University of Wisconsin Bachelor of Science in Applied Computing program prepares IT professionals to transform computer science from theory to practice and solve the everyday technical issues that organizations face.

You will be able to:

Apply fundamental programming knowledge and techniques to write software of varying complexities.
Use standard data structures and algorithms within the software development process.
Develop system-level software using operating system theories and concepts.
Understand computer networks, protocols, and devices.
Describe the professional, ethical, and social issues facing the computing field.

You will be able to:

Apply agile and traditional project management processes when developing systems.
Use systems-analysis tactics to solve a business problem.
Describe the role and responsibilities of the functional areas of business.
Understand change management tactics and how they relate to system implementation.
Evaluate and make recommendations for implementing specific computing technologies.
Recognize the role of IT in supporting organizational process and strategy.

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Make Things Possible

In nearly every industry, businesses can no longer operate without skilled, perceptive IT professionals to drive process and create connections. With the University of Wisconsin Bachelor of Science in Applied Computing, you can be the problem solver who makes things possible -- for your company and your career.

Demonstrate a solid foundation in core computer science

Demonstrate strong understanding of software engineering practices

Recognize and address security issues

Implement a computing solution for a business problem

Demonstrate effective oral and written communication skills

Demonstrate a solid foundation in data management