Computer Science Fact Sheet (PDF)

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (CS) prepares students in the theory and methods of processing information in digital computers, the design of computer hardware and software, and the application of computing and networking technologies in business and science. The program focuses on aspects of software and hardware development. A concentration in Software Engineering is available.

CS students complete core courses in programming languages, computer organization, data structures, database administration, networking, operating systems, software engineering, and algorithms. Further specialized courses in programming systems, data acquisition and control, simulation and modeling, and computer graphics are among the possible CS electives. In addition, students can take electives in computer information systems. CS students build on general education courses with a significant component in math and physics, as a prerequisite for programming courses and hardwareoriented courses, respectively.

Program Mission Statement

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (CS) prepares students in the theory and methods of processing information in digital computers, the design of computer hardware and software, and the application of computing and networking technologies in business and science.