Many of our Computer Science graduates are hired in the financial services industry.  With course work focused on budgeting, accounting, finance and entrepreneurship, students would receive more knowledge of the industry in which they are employed.  Although they may have some practical experience, individuals going into entry level (or those promoted to the next level) from a traditional Computer Science program have little to no formal education in theories of management.  Courses in human resource management, personnel administration, and management decision making would be very useful to the ‘new’ manager, who may have approached decision making differently, in designing and working with computer systems. ​