BA/BS in Computer and Information Sciences, General

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science readies students for software development and other computing careers. Its coursework joins mathematics, science, logic, and programming skills with underlying computing theory. Learners test these ideas on projects that examine practical problems, and much of the training takes place in laboratories where they work with equipment directly. Graduates leave prepared to keep pace with emerging technology and shifting job demands. Students also sharpen collaboration and written and spoken communication, and they study professional responsibility and ethics. Typical destinations include software engineering, database administration, and information security roles, while others move on to advanced study or certification. The program balances conceptual depth with applied work, preparing people who can design, build, and assess computing solutions. Because the curriculum values teamwork as much as individual technical skill, graduates can lead groups as well as contribute to them.