Business Plan Index

Computer Science…Business?

Hello,
I am a second year computer science student and I suck in programming… I do not see myself as a successful software developer or programmer in future… I wanted to switch my major but one of my friends suggested I should continue my studies in computer science since there are business related jobs for computer science graduate… could you please list some computer science, business related jobs?
I am also planning to get a part-time business diploma/certificate.
Please take a look at some of the business programs listed on :

There are plenty of IT jobs that don’t require programming skill, especially the strange abstract stuff they ask you to program in some university curricula.

There are jobs for business analysts, data base administrators, project managers, and the like.

Business analysts sort out questions of workflow and methodology. They work with users and programmers, to understand what users need and make sure the programmers understand it.

Database administrators look after data, making sure users and programmers can get appropriate access, and that the data is safe. Some of these jobs are extremely technical, and others are more like business analyst jobs.

Project managers do lots of stuff, from planning new installations, to purchasing equipment and contract support, to helping software developers complete their work and bring it to their end users in an orderly and timely fashion.

Software skills and business skills are useful for all these jobs. Good luck.

06-Aug-2010 ICSE Business Plan Competition Orientation (Mr. Morimoto Vol.1)

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