The Computer Science Program puts students in the middle of the exploding Information Revolution where they study technological advances such as object oriented software, communication networks, multimedia systems, information and knowledge management, and artificial intelligence. Students are exposed to and interact with the many computing technologies used by today's professional and how to use these technologies to solve real-world problems. They develop the skills to analyze problems, to design solutions, to implement solutions using multiple computing technologies, to test and install those solutions, and to communicate those solutions to others in written and verbal presentations. The Computer Science Program also offers a minor in Health Information Systems and Telecommunications. Keep in mind, however, that some fields will require graduate study or further schooling of some kind.
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The internet is a fantastic source of information. The third year explores the exploding information revolution by studying multimedia and web-based product development and by studying computer networks and operating systems. The last year offers numerous courses in database development, in intelligence systems, in telecommunications, and other areas concerned with managing the information revolution that surrounds us. Tell me more about specializations in this field. When you choose to study Computer Science, you are choosing a program that puts you in the middle of the exploding Information Revolution that is changing the way we learn, live, work and play.