BA/BS in Computer and Information Sciences, General

The computing degree at Andrews is project-driven and delivered in small classes, with a curriculum grounded in the university's faith tradition. Topics range spanning server construction through to writing applications, and the program reaches into areas like web applications, graphics and cybersecurity. Students are mentored by faculty, can take internships and study tours, and may join a computing club. The Bachelor of Science in computing lets each student choose an emphasis suited to a chosen career. Careers mentioned include mobile and social technology roles. The program also highlights a newer bachelor's option in cybersecurity, giving students another route into the sector. Small classes mean learners receive individual help, and the faith-based curriculum is intended to make the campus feel like home.