Graduates of the B.S. in Computer Science program are prepared for careers such as:

• software developer
• software engineer
• web or mobile application developer
• data analyst
• database developer/administrator
• systems analyst
• QA/test engineer
• network or systems support engineer

With project-based coursework in software engineering, databases, operating systems, networks, cybersecurity, and hands-on experience in current technologies such as AI, machine learning, cryptography, and mobile app development, graduating students are equipped for opportunities across technology sectors in healthcare, finance, education, and government.

Students in the B.S. in Computer Science learn from research-active faculty with expertise in artificial intelligence, software development, cloud computing, and high-performance and data-intensive computing. Faculty specialties include software engineering, software security, secure computing, trustworthy AI, computer vision, LLM-assisted coding, and applied AI for real-world applications in healthcare, transportation, privacy, and science. Together, the faculty provides students with a strong foundation in both advanced research and industry-relevant computing skills.