Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science
Computer Science is the study of computers, including computational theory, hardware and software design, algorithms and the way humans interact with technology. Computer scientists are problem solvers. They create a set of rules or instructions for the computer to execute and solve the problem.
College: STEM
Department: Computer Science & Cybersecurity
Career Opportunities for Computer Science Majors
Graduates can pursue roles such as: Programmer, Program Designer, Cryptographer, Software Engineer, Network Systems Analyst, Data Communications Analyst, Database Administrator, Chief Information Officer, Computer Operator, Security Specialist, Service Technician, Consultant, CAD/CAM Designer, Research Analyst, Robotics Analyst, Government Official, Computer Salesperson. The program’s industry connections and internship opportunities prepare students for impactful careers in tech companies from Amazon to Zonos.
Where have SUU Computer Science majors been hired?
Data gathered by the SUU Career Center
State-of-the-Art Learning Environments
Our program features advanced labs and dedicated spaces for experiential learning. With a class size capped at 32, students benefit from personalized instruction and collaborative projects in areas like virtual reality programming and big data analytics.
Engaging Student Groups
Join the Cyber Defense Competition Club (CDCC) or the Thunderbird E-Sports group for hands-on experience and networking. Participate in outreach efforts with initiatives like the National Center for Women and Information Technology.
Why Computer Science at SUU?
- Personalized attention to each student
- Small class sizes
- Hands-on experience through internship, service learning, capstone and/or undergraduate research opportunities
- State of the art labs and classrooms
- Cohort laptop program
- Highly qualified and friendly professors
- Opportunity to get involved in clubs
- Reasonably priced