BA/BS in Computer and Information Sciences, General

This bachelor's major trains students to design, connect, and look after the networks and servers that carry a company's data. It leans toward practical, hands-on work rather than pure theory, so graduates can step into technical support and infrastructure roles. Typical coursework covers operating systems, software engineering, computer architecture, programming languages, information security, and web applications. Graduates head toward posts such as network engineer, systems administrator, or help desk analyst. Teaching throughout is shaped by a biblical worldview, and professors pay close personal attention to each learner. Because enrollment per course stays modest, students get to know their instructors well. Electives and minors let each person tailor the major toward a particular vocation, calling, or area of graduate study after commencement. The result is a degree that blends academic preparation with spiritual growth, intended to serve graduates well in their work, their churches, and their communities.