Many of our graduates remain in the state of South Dakota in competitive jobs. Computer scientists choose jobs in business, industry, teaching, research, agriculture, energy, and other areas. They work in systems analysis, management information processing, data bases, software systems, operating systems, process control systems, automation systems, simulation models, new computer design, and development or management. We offer the most comprehensive computer science program in the region, with a program that stresses conceptual development.
Students obtain an excellent conceptual background in all areas of computer science.
In the core courses required of all majors you are offered an opportunity to study concepts, applications, and implementation techniques which provide a broad and practical base both for further study and for a career in computing. Students in Computer Science can work from home or in our three labs that feature the latest Microsoft software and the most current version on Linux. The department also has access to Dec Alpha minicomputers, IBM RS6000 minicomputers, and IBM mainframe computers. No news available at this time. All Rights Reserved.