Technology and Science Workforce Composite Index
Intensity of Computer Programmers per 100,000 Civilian Workers

2014
State	Year	Rank	Statistic	Score
Washington	2013	1	553.20	100
Utah	2013	2	397.52	98
Illinois	2013	3	361.46	96
New Jersey	2013	4	358.80	94
Missouri	2013	5	324.35	92
Delaware	2013	6	317.85	90
Arkansas	2013	7	311.47	88
Nebraska	2013	8	300.92	86
Georgia	2013	9	289.97	84
Alabama	2013	10	285.24	82
Wisconsin	2013	11	282.83	80
Maryland	2013	12	275.40	78
Kansas	2013	13	267.12	76
California	2013	14	263.35	74
New York	2013	15	255.00	72
Rhode Island	2013	16	245.56	70
Massachusetts	2013	17	244.02	68
Pennsylvania	2013	18	243.20	66
Virginia	2013	19	238.47	64
Connecticut	2013	20	228.66	62
New Hampshire	2013	21	222.51	60
Minnesota	2013	22	212.01	58
Texas	2013	23	211.11	56
Florida	2013	24	209.71	54
South Carolina	2013	25	209.19	52
Michigan	2013	26	198.06	50
Alaska	2013	27	192.15	48
Arizona	2013	28	183.79	46
North Carolina	2013	29	182.42	44
Montana	2013	30	177.63	42
Colorado	2013	31	176.03	40
Oregon	2013	32	175.58	38
New Mexico	2013	33	174.75	36
Tennessee	2013	34	168.15	34
Indiana	2013	35	162.91	32
Idaho	2013	36	154.98	30
Maine	2013	37	147.66	28
Oklahoma	2013	38	135.36	26
Ohio	2013	39	133.83	24
South Dakota	2013	40	126.55	22
Iowa	2013	41	123.36	20
Nevada	2013	42	114.59	18
West Virginia	2013	43	112.77	16
Vermont	2013	44	110.63	14
Louisiana	2013	45	106.08	12
Hawaii	2013	46	99.63	10
Mississippi	2013	47	84.91	8
Kentucky	2013	48	84.70	6
North Dakota	2013	49	75.66	4
Wyoming	2013	50	60.95	2

2012
State	Year	Rank	Statistic	Score
Utah	2011	1	433.11	100
New Jersey	2011	2	390.06	98
Washington	2011	3	389.98	96
Idaho	2011	4	359.35	94
Illinois	2011	5	344.80	92
New York	2011	6	326.43	90
Arkansas	2011	7	317.64	88
Nebraska	2011	8	310.62	86
Delaware	2011	9	304.89	84
Kansas	2011	10	288.21	82
Rhode Island	2011	11	283.83	80
Maryland	2011	12	274.12	78
California	2011	13	268.40	76
Connecticut	2011	14	267.28	74
Missouri	2011	15	263.99	72
Georgia	2011	16	261.96	70
Virginia	2011	17	256.38	68
Wisconsin	2011	18	246.86	66
Texas	2011	19	239.02	64
Florida	2011	20	237.85	62
Michigan	2011	21	237.66	60
Massachusetts	2011	22	235.35	58
Arizona	2011	23	235.27	56
Pennsylvania	2011	24	226.34	54
Alabama	2011	25	225.49	52
New Hampshire	2011	26	222.52	50
Tennessee	2011	27	220.96	48
North Carolina	2011	28	220.19	46
Minnesota	2011	29	219.23	44
Colorado	2011	30	207.43	42
South Carolina	2011	31	204.19	40
West Virginia	2011	32	192.79	38
Ohio	2011	33	185.02	36
Oregon	2011	34	182.15	34
Iowa	2011	35	172.52	32
Indiana	2011	36	167.14	30
Oklahoma	2011	37	164.19	28
Montana	2011	38	159.96	26
Kentucky	2011	39	141.38	24
Louisiana	2011	40	140.78	22
New Mexico	2011	41	137.60	20
Alaska	2011	42	137.31	18
North Dakota	2011	43	137.23	16
South Dakota	2011	44	132.43	14
Hawaii	2011	45	131.67	12
Mississippi	2011	46	107.17	10
Maine	2011	47	97.28	8
Nevada	2011	48	93.46	6
Wyoming	2011	49	44.03	4
Vermont	2011	50		2

2010
State	Year	Rank	Statistic	Score
Utah	2008	1	536.45	100
New Jersey	2008	2	470.86	98
Delaware	2008	3	446.84	96
New York	2008	4	433.08	94
Arkansas	2008	5	387.74	92
Illinois	2008	6	387.61	90
Washington	2008	7	370.87	88
Texas	2008	8	345.57	86
Virginia	2008	9	344.59	84
Pennsylvania	2008	10	341.62	82
Missouri	2008	11	337.21	80
Arizona	2008	12	328.30	78
Connecticut	2008	13	323.36	76
Kansas	2008	14	320.83	74
Maryland	2008	15	320.51	72
Nebraska	2008	16	305.99	70
Massachusetts	2008	17	302.64	68
Rhode Island	2008	18	298.90	66
Michigan	2008	19	298.84	64
Idaho	2008	20	298.35	62
Florida	2008	21	285.78	60
North Carolina	2008	22	276.86	58
South Carolina	2008	23	276.33	56
Iowa	2008	24	269.53	54
Colorado	2008	25	256.26	52
Ohio	2008	26	255.30	50
New Hampshire	2008	27	248.99	48
Wisconsin	2008	28	244.54	46
Tennessee	2008	29	234.05	44
Alaska	2008	30	227.43	42
Oklahoma	2008	31	221.47	40
Montana	2008	32	220.68	38
Vermont	2008	33	219.17	36
Minnesota	2008	34	217.02	34
California	2008	35	216.99	32
Georgia	2008	36	214.34	30
Alabama	2008	37	208.71	28
Indiana	2008	38	187.18	26
Hawaii	2008	39	186.15	24
Oregon	2008	40	171.67	22
West Virginia	2008	41	171.37	20
New Mexico	2008	42	168.40	18
North Dakota	2008	43	165.54	16
Louisiana	2008	44	150.47	14
Kentucky	2008	45	136.42	12
South Dakota	2008	46	126.28	10
Mississippi	2008	47	108.94	8
Nevada	2008	48	104.05	6
Maine	2008	49	97.66	4
Wyoming	2008	50	42.26	2