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Learning Outcomes

• Software Development. Apply computing theory and programming principles to analyze, design, implement, and evaluate computer-based systems, processes, components, and programs to meet desired needs.

• Problem Solving: Engage effectively and creatively in problem solving, including exploring multiple approaches, and assessing potential solutions.

• Mathematical Reasoning:   Reason in mathematical arguments at an advanced level, including posing problems precisely, articulating assumptions and limitations of the approach, and reasoning logically to conclusions.

• Presentation and Communication:  Students must be able to communicate their analysis, model, and implementation strategies and create effective visualizations to support their analysis.

• Integrated Skills:  Students will be able to integrate the skills described above in fieldwork/thesis projects.

• Ethics in Work. Recognize ethical and responsible conduct and learn to apply them in practice

Outcome 1:  Demonstrate advanced computational and programming skills

Outcome 2:  Demonstrate advanced problem solving skills.

Outcome 3:  Demonstrate advanced mathematical reasoning skills.

Outcome 4:  Demonstrate advanced skills in data presentation, communication, and visualization.

Outcome 5:  Demonstrate the ability to integrate skills in a multi-faceted technical project.

Outcome 6:  Demonstrate ethical awareness, the ability to do ethical reflection, and the ability to apply ethical principles in decision-making

1. The degree program consists of 30 credits from the following courses.
2. To remain in good academic standing, students must maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0 higher.

Computer Science Program