The Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science seeks to prepare students to have successful careers as computing professionals, with a solid understanding of software development and computer systems and the foundation for life-long learning in the field, to have an academic foundation suitable for graduate study in computer science or related areas, to be able to function effectively on software development teams, with oral and written communication skills. and with an understanding of professional ethics and responsibility.
Applied Engineering - Applied Engineering and Technology Management, BS
The Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Engineering provides students instruction in basic maths and science, engineering principles, processes, project management and personnel management. Students learn in the classroom, as well as through hands-on experiments and real-world internships.
The Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science seeks to prepare students to have successful careers as computing professionals, with a solid understanding of software development and computer systems and the foundation for life-long learning in the field, to have an academic foundation suitable for graduate study in computer science or related areas, to be able to function effectively on software development teams, with oral and written communication skills. and with an understanding of professional ethics and responsibility.
The Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Engineering provides students instruction in basic maths and science, engineering principles, processes, project management and personnel management. Students learn in the classroom, as well as through hands-on experiments and real-world internships.
The Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science seeks to prepare students to have successful careers as computing professionals, with a solid understanding of software development and computer systems and the foundation for life-long learning in the field, to have an academic foundation suitable for graduate study in computer science or related areas, to be able to function effectively on software development teams, with oral and written communication skills. and with an understanding of professional ethics and responsibility.
The M.S. degree in Computer Science has two culminating options: thesis or non-thesis. Students planning to pursue a Ph.D. degree and/or academic research should select the thesis option. Students planning to pursue applied research and development in industry may select the non-thesis option. The thesis option requires original research and a written thesis. The non-thesis option requires a capstone project and an optional industrial internship.
The Computational Data Science concentration prepares students to process big data. In a spectrum of real-world applications, the collected data (from such sources as mobile devices, GPS, sensor/RFID networks, Internet, social media, etc.) is so large and complex, the traditional data processing tools cannot efficiently and effectively handle it. This concentration focuses on algorithms development, machine learning, computation techniques, network and computing infrastructure and software.
The Computer Security concentration exposes students to a wide range of topics on the security of computer systems. Students study the vulnerabilities in software and networks and develop algorithms and software to protect data, using digital encryption coding, protected databases and protected computer networking techniques.
The Master of Science degree in Computer Science provides students with an educational and research environment to develop career paths through necessary training with emerging technologies.The M.S. degree in Computer Science has two culminating options: thesis or non-thesis. Students planning to pursue a Ph.D. degree and/or academic research should select the thesis option. Students planning to pursue applied research and development in industry may select the non-thesis option. The thesis option requires original research and a written thesis. The non-thesis option requires a capstone project and an optional industrial internship.
The Master of Digital Sciences degree in Digital Sciences is designed to augment a student's skill set, opening the door to new career opportunities for students from diverse undergraduate backgrounds. Due to the program's interdisciplinary nature, students have a unique opportunity to gain a graduate-level introduction to several areas aligned with digital sciences.
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