BA/BS in Computer Science

The Computer Science major at Stonehill leads to a bachelor of science and centers on how computers and computational processes are designed. The aim is to make processes efficient and give them a degree of intelligence. The curriculum starts with programming fundamentals, then moves toward applied subjects including database systems, AI and machine learning. Hardware-focused classes help students see how computers work. Students can pair the degree with graduate study through a dual-degree arrangement with the University of Notre Dame or the Skyhawk Accelerated Dual Degree, which leads toward a master's in education or business. Courses are taught in person on campus within the May School of Arts and Sciences. Prospective students can download the program one-sheet to see a concise overview and contact the department with questions.