BA/BS in Computer and Information Sciences, General

The B.S. in Information and Computer Science builds a broad base in computing and lets students lean toward writing software, protecting networks or working in IT. It prepares graduates for technology careers or further graduate study. Early courses teach programming and algorithmic thinking in Python, covering variables, control flow, functions and data structures. Discrete mathematics adds the logic, sets, graphs and counting methods that underpin the theory of computing. The program can be completed online or on campus with online courses. In total the curriculum comes to 120 credit hours, and students complete it online or on the Park campus with online courses. Park presents the cost as comparable to public universities, and prospective students can request information or start an application directly from the program page.