The Computer Science major provides graduates with a thorough understanding of the key principles and practices of computing, and the mathematical and scientific principles that underpin them. In addition to an in-depth technical knowledge, a computer science major builds on a broad education and a sense of how computer science is used and how it affects people and society. More information is available on these links:

• Our computer science major is accredited by ABET
• Check out career paths in computer science
• The job market in engineering is dominated by computer-related jobs
• U.S. Bureau of Labor indicates a great out look for jobs in computer science, software engineering, and systems analysis
• Some of the hottest careers are in systems analysis, software engineering and database administration
• You can get both a bachelors and masters in computer science through our combined program

Computer Science is the Power to Change the World

Students also have the opportunity to become involved in the student organizations of the Association for Computing Machinery(ACM), Association for Women in Computing(ACM/W).

Graduates typically work as a software engineer, consultant, programmer/analyst, computer scientist, systems programmer, or database administrator. Other graduates continue their education in graduate school.

Curriculum and Handbook

Curriculum  for the Computer Science Major

For more details about the program see the Undergraduate CSA Student Handbook.