Computer Science
Computing has become a necessary tool in nearly every area of human endeavor—critical to our workplace production, to our communication, and a means to play and to express ourselves artistically.
Overview
Computer scientists go by many names: programmer, software engineer, data engineer, system administrator, and web developer. They are driven people who want to contribute to solving the world’s problems. They know that while technical skills are important, teamwork, creativity, and empathy are just as important. At »Æ¹ÏÊÓƵ, we get that! Our students learn not only to work by themselves, but how to work with others. Employers know that it takes a team to create a product, and students with the skills to work with others and understand multiple viewpoints will be valued members and leaders of these teams.
Your Major Took You Where?
Computer Science majors have gone on to a variety of graduate programs and careers.
Employers
- Epic Systems Software
- Fidelity Investments
- NTT Data Corporation
Postgraduate Study
- Carnegie Mellon University
- University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
- University of Kentucky
- University of Tennessee-Knoxville
Curriculum
Courses include artificial intelligence, databases, networking, operating systems, parallel computing, software design, and more. Our students can do course-related work in a dedicated lab space. A second lab is used for research projects by students and faculty.