BA/BS in Computer and Information Sciences, General

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at Carlow rests on a curriculum shaped with help from Google. It is meant for anyone, whether they have never programmed or already write code regularly. Learning is organized into project-based modules that move in a logical order, so each programming idea builds on the one before. Students develop skills on both the user-facing and server sides of software and gather project experience that employers value. Pathways let students pair the major with other fields. Examples include a data analytics track, game development, and a combination with psychology that points toward user experience design. Most classes meet on the Oakland campus, with some online, in a personal setting where faculty know their students.