Bachelor's in Computer Science (original) (raw)
Why Study Computer Science?
A Computer Science degree unlocks more than a career in a rapidly rising field, it equips you with the ability to shape our future. Our program is based on Computing Curricula prepared by the Association for Computing Machinery and the IEEE Computer Society.
What You'll Learn
Our future-minded curriculum prepares you to thrive in an industry that fuels our daily lives and drives our economy. Immersive coursework teaches you to analyze, design, and implement software solutions to solve real world problems. You’ll gain advanced knowledge in programming, algorithms, software engineering, database systems, computer systems, calculus, and discrete mathematics.
Program Details
Program Requirements
A Bachelor’s degree prepares you for a rising career and for future graduate study by emphasizing clear communication, critical thinking, and a leading-edge understanding of your chosen field. View the core requirements and electives needed to earn a Bachelor's in Computer Science degree from Columbia College.
Bachelor of Arts vs. Bachelor of Science: What's the difference?
A Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science require slightly different coursework. A Bachelor of Arts allows you to take more classes in the humanities, specifically foreign language. A Bachelor of Science requires more courses specific to your major.
Areas of Study
- Programming
- Algorithm analysis
- Assembly Language
- Computer architecture
- Database systems
- Programming languages
- Software engineering
- Discrete mathematics
Pair your degree with a related minor or explore your other interests without taking on a full course load.
Careers & Outcomes
Our economy relies heavily on technology in the workplace and computer professionals to provide software solutions to real-world problems and to manage hardware equipment and networks. Columbia College graduates are ready to begin a rewarding computer-related career at businesses, organizations, or government agencies. Some graduates have also gone on to pursue graduate degrees in computer science.
Where You Can Take Classes
At Columbia College, our flexible options make it easy to adapt to changing circumstances and pursue your education wherever life takes you. Many of our degrees are offered 100% online. If you prefer a traditional classroom experience, you can attend selected classes at our nationwide locations or at our main campus in Columbia, Missouri. Students at all locations will engage with multiple learning methods, including online and virtual while completing their degree.
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Classes Available In Seat
Day Campus - Columbia, MO Evening - Columbia, MO