2018-2019 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]   
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The Department of Computer Science offers a BA and a BS in computer science (HEGIS 0701). The department also offers six five-year combined bachelor/master degree programs, two concentrations and a minor. 
CS Student Learning Outcomes
At the completion of the program, students should be able to: 
	- analyze the requirements of a computing problem using appropriate algorithms and data structures.
 
	-  implement the solution of a computing problem using appropriate programming languages.
 
	-  use mathematical underpinnings of the discipline of computer science.
 
	-  recognize the ethical, legal and social implications of computing in a global society.
 
	-  use oral and written communication skills to convey technical information effectively and accurately.
 
	-  use their interpersonal skills when working in a team environment.
 
 
CS Program Educational Objectives
Graduates of the program should in 3-5 years: 
	- be employed in a computing or related field or be enrolled in or have completed a graduate program
 
	- work independently to analyze the requirements of complex problems and then design and implement solutions to meet customer/client business, educational of research objectives
 
	- communicate professionally on technical issues in both oral and written form
 
	- contribute effectively in a collaborative environment
 
	- adapt readily to new technologies and/or disciplines
 
 
Faculty
Chair: F. Bailie; Professors: L. Ivanov; Associate Professors: F. Bailie, P. Centonze, S. Petrovic, R. Schiaffino, C. Tsai; Assistant Professors: J. Kim, E. Troja 
ProgramsBachelor of ScienceBachelor of ArtsBachelor of Science/Master of ScienceBachelor of Arts/Master of ScienceNon-Degree
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