Business and society is now so dependent upon information technology that computer science majors have ample opportunities to apply their skills in virtually any industry?from banking to biochemistry, from education to entertainment.

Employers are looking for what Southern Virginia graduates have to offer. In today?s market computer scientists are often members of interdisciplinary teams and must be able to communicate effectively with both technical and non-technical colleagues, as well as with customers and the public. So employers are looking for more. They want employees who not only have technical skills and know-how, but also have communication, social, and reasoning skills that help them thrive in the competitive job market.