You may be wondering what does the average software engineering student look like. What type of individual is a part of the WVU MSSE Program?
First, they are driven individuals, self-motivated to learn more and improve upon their careers.
Second, they are mostly full-time working professionals, some raising families, yet find enough time to take two classes a semester for two years.
Third, they are educated. Most have a BS in Computer Science, MIS, CIS, IS, or similar field from universities such as WVU, Marshall, Slippery Rock, LSU, Shephard, Fairmont State, Mississippi State, Kent State, Missouri State, Alderson Broaddus, and Dominican College.
Third, they are talented. A few of the job titles they possess include: Web Developer, Software Engineer, Middleware Consultant, Application Developer, Sharepoint Administrator, Database Developer, Lead Technical Consultant, Scrum Master, Java Developer, Asst. VP of IT, Programming Supervisor, Project Lead, Application Development Lead, and the list goes on.
Fourth, they support core software needs already in our world. They support areas in Education, State and Federal Government, Oil & Gas, Financial, Insurance, Real Estate, and more.
Fifth, they work for major companies, institutions, and small businesses that impact every aspect of our community. Companies like WVU, ABU, Dominican College, SRA, Oracle, MRC Global, Northrop Grumman, Ultra Electronics- ProLogic, CIT, CSC, ManTech, and many others.