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Computers have become such an essential part of our lives that most of us no longer think about them. We simply expect that they will be there—streamlining our workplace, accessing our information, and providing our entertainment. That’s where computer science graduates come in: they create and maintain computer and information technologies so the rest of us can live better lives.

Programs

• Computer Science, B.A.

• Computer Science Minor

Courses

• CPS 100 - Introduction to Computers
• CPS 200 - Programming I
• CPS 210 - Database Basics
• CPS 212 - Programming II
• CPS 221 - COBOL Programming
• CPS 250 - Information Security and Forensics I
• CPS 280 - Special Topics in Computer Science
• CPS 313 - Advanced Programming
• CPS 314 - Programming Languages
• CPS 315 - Object-Oriented Programming I
• CPS 316 - Object-Oriented Programming II
• CPS 323 - Computer Architecture
• CPS 325 - Networking and Telecommunications
• CPS 362 - Introduction to Data Structures
• CPS 420 - Operating Systems
• CPS 425 - Artificial Intelligence
• CPS 435 - Mobile Application Development
• CPS 442 - Data Management, Warehousing, and Mining
• CPS 445 - Systems Analysis and Design (WI)
• CPS 450 - Information Security and Forensics II
• CPS 452 - Information Technology Project Management
• CPS 455 - Predictive Analytics
• CPS 480 - Special Topics in Computer Science

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