Computer Information Management
Undergraduate Certificate
Computer Information Management Careers
Computer information managers are part computer specialist, part programmer and part problem solver. They enjoy well-respected and challenging careers and their responsibilities are quite extensive. For example, they may:
- Select, install and maintain hardware
- Direct data communications and software purchases
- Set up networks
- Monitor Internet and Intranet sites
- Manage backups and help desk
- Supervise systems analysts and programmers
- Provide for data security and programmers and web designers
- Plan for disaster recovery
Technological advancements will boost the employment of computer systems workers in the coming years. As a result, the demand for managers to direct these workers will increase. Popular career paths include:
- IT manager
- Network administrator
- Database administrator
- E-commerce manager
- PC operations managers
- Web designers and developers
- Technical support/help desk manager
Ready to get started on your Computer Information Management training? Enroll online or call 1-800-957-5412 to speak with an Admissions Advisor.
