BA/BS in Computer and Information Sciences, General

This bachelor's program builds problem-solving ability in software development, networking, data engineering, security, web work and computing systems. Students learn to conceive, design and implement information systems ranging from single-user machines to complex distributed ones. The curriculum includes general education and a first-year success course along with the major requirements. The curriculum is meant to support social growth, ethical judgment and awareness of technology's global role. Graduates should be able to select, integrate, install and maintain products that keep an organization's systems secure and effective. Careers include network technician, database specialist, software developer, cybersecurity specialist, help desk support and web or digital design. The program builds on the associate level, so students who begin with that credential can continue toward the bachelor's degree.