Overview
A computer system analyst is responsible for helping organizations use their computer systems in a way that supports organizational goals. They create improved systems by collaborating with colleagues to determine where computer software and technologies can help them in their roles. Computer analysts help to supervise the installation of new systems, determine its cost benefits and continuously review if the systems are working.
What responsibilities will I have?
What education and training is required?
Computer systems analysts typically have an associate or bachelor's degree in computer science, information technology, computer programming or a related field.
To pursue a career as a Computer System Analyst:
The following high school courses are recommended: agricultural education, mathematics, statistics, business, personal finance and computer skills.
Where can I work?
Computer analysts work across industries including agricultural, chemical companies, seed companies and animal production companies. Additionally, they may work at government agencies, universities and colleges.
Future Job Market / Outlook
Excellent
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