BA/BS in Computer Science

The Computer Science bachelor's program teaches both established and emerging areas of computing. Students work in research labs and on applied projects covering topics from artificial intelligence to cybersecurity. Optional concentrations let students shape the degree around cloud computing and big data, computer engineering, cyber security, or graphics and game design. The program holds ABET accreditation from the Computing Accreditation Commission. Faculty-led research funding and industry partnerships support internships, networking and job placement. Louisiana Tech University, based in Ruston, Louisiana, administers this offering through its Engineering and Science college. Prospective students can ask for more information, arrange a campus visit, or start an application directly from the program page, and the curriculum link there lists the required courses. Applicants are encouraged to review the published curriculum, along with any listed concentrations or minors, before they apply.