Vermont Tech’s Continuing Education & Workforce Development Division announces that Instrumart, a leading distributor of industrial instrumentation headquartered in South Burlington, Vermont, has joined its Employer Partner Program. “This type of partnership is really impactful for our students,” said Maureen Hebert, Associate Dean of Industrial Relations & Workforce Development at Vermont Tech. “The scholarship funding can mean the difference between…
Computer Software Engineering (BS)
From commercial servers to mobile and embedded devices, almost everything we use relies on software. Our dynamic program will introduce you to the entire software development life cycle, including requirements, design, coding, testing, and deployment in a rigorous, hands-on, programming-intensive experience. You’ll master computer programming, website design, networking and system development, and administration and take part in major projects that reflect real-world needs.
Graduates of this program develop programming expertise and experience significant technical depth in multiple areas. Typical jobs for graduates include test, release, or customer support engineers.
In addition to the student outcomes included in the associate program, a student with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Software Engineering will be able to:
- Use a relational database to solve information management problems
- Identify and effectively describe a user’s problem and design and develop an appropriate software solution
- Apply knowledge of computer science fundamentals to develop high-quality software applications
- Apply significant technical knowledge in their field of study to solve technical problems
- Effectively work as a member of a team to design, develop, and implement solutions to technical problems
- Make ethical professional decisions in their career
All students actively participate in the design, development, and evaluation of a sizable software system and present the results of those efforts.
The student, in consultation with their advisor, may develop a sequence of courses that best meets their pace, experience, and needs while still satisfying all degree requirements, including minimum required credits and required program courses. A typical curriculum is shown here.
Curriculum Details
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fall Semester
- CIS 3050 Algorithms & Data Structures
- CIS 4150 Software Engineering
- SCI XXXX Science elective
- Select Two
- XXX XXXX Elective
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fall Semester
- CIS XXXX Computer elective
- CIS 4020 Operating Systems
- CIS 4721 CIS Senior Project I
- Select Two
- XXX XXXX Elective
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spring Semester
- CIS XXXX Computer elective
- CIS 4722 CIS Senior Project II
- ELE XXXX AH/SS elective
- HUM 3060 Cyberethics
- Select One
- XXX XXXX Elective
Employers
- Aadco Medical
- Bionic
- BioRAFT
- Contact Energy
- CSL Software Solutions Inc
- Dealer.com
- DealerTrack Inc.
- Green Mountain Software
- IBM
- Insurity
- Marathon Health
- Mary Hitchcock Memorial Systems & Software
- MISys Inc.
- NewsBank
- NTT Data
- PieMatrix
- Rainworx Software
- Red Hat Software
- Red River
- Ringmaster Software Corp.
- State of Vermont
- Union Mutual of Vermont
- Union Street Media
- UTC Aerospace Systems
- Vermont Information Processing
- Vermont Public Radio
- Vermont Technical College
- Vertek
- Washington County Supervisory Union
Job Titles
- Associate Analyst
- Associate Engineer Software
- Associate Quality Engineer
- Data Remediation Analyst
- Developer
- Helpdesk Technician
- IT Associate
- Java Programmer
- Jr. Software Engineer
- Jr. Developer
- Programmer
- Analyst
- Server-Side Application
- Developer
- Software Developer
- Software Engineer
- System Developer
- Technical Support Engineer
- Technical Support Specialist
- Test Development Technician
- Web Designer
- Web Developer
- Digital Retail Implementation Specialist
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