Applied Computer Science students learn how to work with data structures, algorithmic design, information security, and software engineering. Majors take courses in discrete math and survey of calculus. The Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Computer Science has three options: traditional Applied Computer Science, Applied Gaming, and Cybersecurity.

Applied Computer Science

Students pursuing the applied computer science degree learn a broad set of computer science skills useful in any industry: programming (python, object-oriented, system-level), web development, mobile applications, graphics, networks, communications, database design and programming, and linear algebra.