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Computer
Science
- An
applied science degree with a strong software engineering focus.
- In-depth coverage of the data
structures and algorithms underlying operating systems,
databases, artificial intelligence, computer graphics / game engines,
and scientific visualization.
- Includes advanced programming in C++ and Java, with an emphasis on design patterns.
- Emphasis on agile, creative problem solving backed by in-depth knowledge.
- Undergraduate research projects are encouraged and supported.
- Graduates typically become software designers (not
just programmers), or go to graduate school.
Computer
Information Technology
- A practical,
high-tech jack-of-all-trades degree with cross-disciplinary
coursework in computer science, information systems, and
electronics technology.
- Cultivates hands-on
expertise in computer hardware and software support.
- Offers specializations
in network administration/security, hardware technology, and
web development.
- Builds on many
two-year programs in the area.
- Extensive
co-op opportunities with local companies.
- Graduates
typically become network administrators, webmasters, security
technicians, etc.
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