Kapps and Stafford have written textbooks on computer organization and assembly language programming. As seniors, students become involved with a major design project as part of their practical training. And both internship and cooperative education opportunities are readily available. Yes, they can. Although there is no specific program for study abroad in computer science and information systems, all undergraduate majors in science and technology and school of business have a large variety of study-abroad options.
Study abroad can last for a summer, a semester, or a year.
Students may study at Temple University campuses in Rome, Japan, London, and Dublin as well as participate in programs run by other universities. Students should plan to take several of their non-departmental elective courses during study abroad. Students graduating from the Temple University program are particularly well prepared for professional careers in computer applications. They have a strong foundation in computing technology. They may choose to enter private industry, work for a governmental agency, join a computer services organization in a school or college, or pursue further academic degrees.