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Computer Science

Princeton Review badge Our exciting and challenging major (B.S.) and minor in computer science prepares you to enter a variety of technical fields.

Our program has even been ranked in the top 50 list of video game design programs by The Princeton Review.

What Will I Study?

Your classes will cover topics like database management, operating systems, game programming, Internet-based systems, artificial intelligence, computer forensics, networks, and programming languages.

You'll also have opportunities to get real-world experience working with your professors on research or other projects, or in an internship.

Interested? Learn more about our cutting-edge program

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What Kind of Job Can I Get?

After graduation, our students work for companies from Areva to Google to Video Gaming Technologies - or start their own. Our graduates include:

  • Software Engineer III, Video Gaming Technologies - Stephen Brooks, 2006
  • PhD. Candidate, UNC-Chapel Hill - Jason Carter, 2006
  • Quality Assurance Engineer, Apple, Inc.  - Tim Altman, 2003

"This program provided me the foundation to not just be a great software  engineer, but the skills to launch a software firm that employs 17  people!"- M.J. Wivell, CEO, BTI