The goal of the Department of Computer Science is to provide individuals with a broad-based theoretical and practical understanding of Computer Science.  Students who complete the program are prepared to pursue graduate study or to assume positions which include software engineering, technical programming, and the application of computers and related technologies to problems in industry such as computer security, network design and management, and Web design.

The Department of Computer Science offers courses leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Master of Science in Computer Science. 

The curriculum offered by the Department of Computer Science is designed to serve these purposes: 

1.    To offer an undergraduate major program in computer science for individuals who wish to pursue a career in this field; 

2.  To prepare students for graduate work in computer science; 

3.   To offer a minor in computer science for those who feel the need for a less extensive concentration in computing; 

4.      To serve students in other academic disciplines by offering instruction in computer applications that are useful in these disciplines.

The Department offers an undergraduate major with four choices of concentration.  In each concentration, students are guided through a carefully selected sequence of courses designed to provide a thorough grounding in practical aspects of the field.  Students will also acquire sufficient theoretical background to enable them to keep up with the rapid changes in computer technology and methodology.  Students should consult a Department advisor to determine which concentration and electives to choose. 

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