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Job Outlook 2008: Very Good

Even with decreased demand compared to past years, the computer industry still has high growth rates for many occupations. Businesses want to be competitive and have constant access to information. Workers are needed to set up, maintain and support these systems. Global competition may limit some future growth. Outsourcing of routine tasks, like programming or support, may be a way for companies to lower costs.

Data security is another business priority, increased by numerous virus and worm attacks. The wireless Internet is also a growth area. People are using more wireless connections. Workers are needed to integrate businesses’ current systems with this new technology. Computer workers must have updated skills to be competitive.

Specialized certifications can help.

 

 

 


Euclid*MIT Degree Roadmap

Our Master's Degree in Information Systems / Information Technologies is now called MIT (Master's Degree in Information Technologies).

Because of the abundance of high-quality training tools in the field (see our extensive selection of TrainSignal, LearnKey, VTC and CBTPlanet courses), IT is ideal for an online degree program.

Please note that our requirements can be adapted to your customized degree roadmap.

When enrolling for the MIT, we recommend that you request a phone conference with a Euclid specialist who can discuss your experience and career interests to help you create your roadmap.

Euclid Curriculum (Course List for this degree program)

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