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4 Things You Need to Do to Become an IT Manager

To become an IT manager, you should do four things, including build up IT experience, earn a bachelor's degree, and get real-world experience as a manager.

Software Developers: What Type of Degree Do You Need?

Looking for a software developer degree? A computer science bachelor’s degree will make you stand out to employers. Software developers in the field recommend completing a curriculum that emphasizes “soft” skills in addition to technical knowledge of tools, algorithms, and data structures.

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Why Your Summer Checklist Should Include UW Applied Computing

By taking advantage of summer semesters, you can cut almost a year off of your total time in the online UW Applied Computing bachelor's degree program.

Computer Science and Applied Computer Science: Which Should You Choose?

The main difference between applied computer science and computer science is that applied students focus more on becoming business-focused IT leaders.

New Degree Encourages Career Changers to Meet the IT Demand

The online University of Wisconsin Bachelor of Science in Applied Computing attracts career changers to help fill the IT workforce gap.

6 Signs an Applied Computer Science Degree Is Right for You

You love puzzles, have a master hobby, and are detail oriented. Plus, four more signs that applied computer science is the right path for you.

5 University of Wis. Campuses Offer Online Applied Computing Degree

The new online Applied Computing degree is offered through UW-Milwaukee, UW-Oshkosh, UW-Platteville, UW-River Falls, and UW-Stevens Point.

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