Earn Your Bachelor’s in Computer Science (BS) from Simmons University
Students that complete their Computer Science degree at Simmons University are at the forefront of technology.
Technically speaking, our Computer Science major students know their stuff
The Computer Science major will help you learn to think critically, logically, and abstractly. You will gain both an understanding of the underlying theory and concepts of computing, as well as the facility to integrate theory with practice. Simmons students pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science write software that improves quality of life, create incredibly powerful websites, design and implement systems, and develop new technology.
Our Bachelor of Computer Science students explore a wide range of courses focused on systems and technology development. As a Computer Science major, you will develop and adapt new methods for solving highly technical problems at the forefront of technology.
Simmons University also offers an accelerated Computer Science + Library and Information Science (3+1) degree program, and an online Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science for adult learners.
What can you do with a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science?
The demand for computer scientists in the workplace remains strong. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of Computer Science degree holders is projected to grow 11 percent from 2019 to 2029.
Graduates with a Bachelors in Computer Science go on to build rewarding careers in programming, web development, system support, network administration, database design, computer and network security, applications development, software engineering and other high-tech fields.
With a competitive Computer Science degree, you will make a difference in the world by helping to solve problems in areas as diverse as global communications, health care, public policy, scientific discovery and exploration, and climate change.
Learning Objectives of the Computer Science Major
- Understand the fundamental concepts and theory of computing and their application to solving real world problems.
- Express ideas orally, in writing, and the “languages” of the discipline.
- Master current and cutting edge technologies including programming languages, algorithms, databases, systems analysis, web based technologies, networks, security and hardware.
- Think abstractly, logically, clearly, and critically.
- Work in groups both as a participant and as a leader.
- Relate theory to practice.
- Be lifelong learners and able to teach yourself.
- Understand the ethical, legal, and social implications of technology.
- Become gainfully employed in technology related jobs and/or prepared for graduate study.
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