Undergraduate Program

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
 

The undergraduate major in Computer Science is intended to enable a student to pursue further studies in Computer Science or in related fields of Science, Engineering, and Business and to enter the work force as an entry level computer professional. The program combines a very thorough preparation in the fundamentals of Computer Science and related fields with the opportunity for more advanced work in either Computer Science or Computer Engineering.

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Objectives: The educational objectives of the Program are as follows:

• To develop students’ understanding of the concepts and theories of Computer Science.

• To prepare students for graduate study and research and/or entry into the work force as computer professionals.

• To engage faculty and students in meaningful research.

• To promote professional development and growth of faculty.

• To offer computer literacy and introductory Computer Science courses to non-computer science majors.
   

Student Outcomes: Graduates of the Computer Science Department should be able to:

• Demonstrate professional competency in: (1) Programming Fundamentals; (2) Computer Organization, Architecture, Networks, and Operating Systems; and (3) Algorithms, Theory, and Computational Mathematics.

• Analyze, design, implement and present a computerized solution to a real life problem.

• Demonstrate professional competency in oral and written communication.

• Understand social and ethnical issues in computing.

• Demonstrate the ability to apply, practically, the knowledge and skills of their major field in "real world" situations.

• Be prepared for graduate study and/or research careers.