Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

The Bachelor of Science (BS) in Computer Science at STU provides students with a solid theoretical foundation in information and computation, alongside practical techniques in designing and implementing computer systems applications.

Program Overview

The BS in Computer Science blends problem-solving, innovation, and real-world application. From software design and mobile development to data science and cybersecurity, you will gain the technical expertise and critical thinking skills needed to thrive in today’s tech-driven world. Through hands-on projects and system implementation, you will build a strong portfolio while mastering industry-relevant languages like C++, Java, Python, R, and SQL. Whether you are interested in AI, cybersecurity, or software engineering, this program prepares you for limitless career opportunities in the tech industry.

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$104,420

Median annual wage for information technology occupations

25%

Posted tech jobs requiring data analytics and AI skills

47%

CompSci grads working in computer occupations, 16% in management, and 8% in business

Specializations

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science degree program provides students with solid theoretical foundations of information and computation, and practical techniques in design and implementation of applications in computer systems. To further specialize their expertise, students can choose from focused tracks that align with key industries and career paths.

Data Analytics

Data analytics is a growing field that encompasses several tech areas, including data science, data engineering, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. STU’s Computer Science undergraduate curriculum prepares each student with data analytics skills so they are ready for this new data-driven professional landscape. Students will gain proficiency in databases, data engineering, statistical analysis, data visualization, and R and Python programming.

Information Systems

The Information Systems specialization focuses on the design of technological information systems to provide solutions to businesses. The courses present the principles of computer hardware and software components, algorithms, databases, telecommunications, cyber security, application testing, and interface design. The program provides a balance between the standards of problem-solving techniques and hands-on projects of system implementation.

Career Landscape

Graduates in Computer Science can pursue careers in software engineering, data analytics, cybersecurity, and other fields that require strong computer science skills. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of computer and information technology occupations is projected to grow 11 percent from 2019 to 2029, much faster than the average for all occupations. This growth is driven by the increasing demand for IT services, A.I. development, and the need for professionals who can develop, maintain, and secure complex computer networks.

In the Classroom

STU CompSci students engage in a mix of theory and hands-on problem-solving, tackling everything from coding challenges and algorithm design to cybersecurity and AI development. Laptops hum as students debug programs, build applications, and collaborate on software projects. Professors guide discussions on emerging technologies, ethical computing, and real-world case studies, while hands-on labs push students to apply concepts in data structures, machine learning, and cybersecurity defense.

Take the first step towards a successful career in computer science.

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Computer Science Fast Facts

Remote Work
Over 1 in 7 tech jobs offer fully remote work, with even more hybrid options available.
Internships
90% of tech companies prefer internship experience, a requirement for graduation at STU.
Leadership
Computer scientists drive innovation in healthcare, finance, and space exploration, shaping the future through technology.
Rising Demand
Tech jobs are projected to grow 14.6% by 2031, far outpacing most industries.

For more information or to begin your enrollment in the BS in Computer Science program at STU, please contact our admissions office. Our advisors are ready to assist you.

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Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

Program Overview

Specializations

Career Landscape

In the Classroom

Take the first step towards a successful career in computer science.

Computer Science Fast Facts

Remote Work

Internships

Leadership

Rising Demand

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