About Data Analytics & Software Development
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253-931 Ext: 6587
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253-931 Ext: 6585
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Associate Degree Options
Data Analytics and Software Development, AAS-T Business Management Track
Data analysts collect, transform, analyze, and visualize data to communicate results
that inform and guide decision making. The Data Analytics and Software Development
program prepares students to become data practitioners.
Location: Main Campus and Auburn Center
Data Analytics and Software Development, AAS-T Software Development Track
Data analysts collect, transform, analyze, and visualize data to communicate results
that inform and guide decision making.
Length of Program: 90 Credits
Average Salary: $124,132
Location: Main Campus and Auburn Center
Career Outlook
Data Analytics and Software Development are exciting and fast-growing fields in technology. Companies today use data to make smart decisions, and they need people who know how to collect, understand, and explain that data. They also need software developers to create the apps, websites, and tools that help people every day.
With a degree in this field, you could become a data analyst, software developer, or even help design the next big tech idea. These jobs are in high demand and usually offer great pay and lots of career options.
If you like solving problems, working with computers, and building things that people use, Data Analytics and Software Development could be the right path for you.
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