BUCS Career Path

There are a few different reasons that people take BUCS:

• Flexibility - People who want to learn the right skills to build their own start up

• Technical - People who want more than a computer science degree or have an interest in business

• Business - People who want a technical background in the work that they do or want to work a business role in the tech industry

Business

• Business Analyst: Works with engineering teams to translate business needs into technical requirements.

• Quantitative Analyst: Uses programming (Python, R) and statistical models for financial predictions.

• Operations Analyst: Uses software tools and automation to improve business efficiency.

• Technology Consultant: Advises companies on how to use technology to meet business goals.

Computer Science

• Software
  • Frontend Developer: Builds the visual and interactive parts of websites or apps that users see and use.
  • Backend Developer: Creates the server-side logic, databases, and APIs that power applications behind the scenes.
  • Full-Stack Developer: Works on both frontend and backend parts of applications, handling end-to-end development.
• Data/AI
  • Data Scientist: Analyzes complex datasets to build predictive models, uncover trends, and provide actionable insights for business decisions.
  • Machine Learning Engineer: Designs, implements, and deploys machine learning models into production systems.