Auburn's Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering (CSSE) offers three ABET accredited degrees: a highly flexible B.S. degree in Computer Science, the first Bachelor of Software Engineering degree offered at a public university, and the nation's only Bachelor of Wireless Engineering degree. Master's and Ph.D. degrees are offered as well. CSSE is the home of jGRASP (http://jgrasp.org). For more information on our degree programs, see http://www.eng.auburn.edu/programs/csse.

 

The faculty in Bemidji State University's Computer Science Program are dedicated to developing students' problem solving abilities. We use team projects to help students develop technical, inter-personal and professional abilities that are valued by employers of our graduates. Students in our program pursue their studies with a high degree of integrity, thus preparing themselves for a future that will demand that they continue to learn and develop on their own.

 

BCCC's Department of Mathematics, Science & Technology (MaST) offers transfer-oriented Associate of Arts degrees in Computer Science and Information Science & Technology. Occupational programs include A.A. degrees in Networking Technology and Digital Game & Simulation Design, an Associate of Applied Science degree in Information Technology Studies, and certificate programs in Computer Forensics, Computer Hardware Installation & Maintenance, and Networking Technology. For more information on our programs, see www.bucks.edu/catalog/majors.php.

 

Clemson's School of Computing was formed from the Department of Computer Science in 2007 with a vision to be a national leader in the definition and advancement of emerging academic fields in computing through the development of successful divisions that integrate computation with the arts, sciences, and engineering. The School of Computing is key to the College of Engineering and Science's mission of preparing students for all aspects of computing and as part of a university wide emphasis on information technology and high performance computing. Currently we offer six degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate level. More information can be found at www.clemson.edu/ces/departments/computing.

 

Cornell University's Department of Computer Science is consistently ranked among the top five CS departments in the U.S. Committed to undergraduate education, CS professors at Cornell have developed an array of interdisciplinary courses to introduce students to CS, including AI, robotics, social networks, and computing in the arts. Advanced students as early as their first year can participate on nationally competitve project teams and most CS students work with faculty on supervised research and/or pursue cooperative internships at companies like Microsoft, Google, Apple, Yahoo!, Amazon, and CISCO. Cornell CS is also home to the Game Design Initiative at Cornell and offers a minor in Game Design. The Computer Science major is offered through two different colleges at Cornell: the College of Engineering (B.S.) and the liberal arts College of Arts and Sciences (B.A.), allowing CS students access to faculty and relevant courses in the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences and across the engineering disciplines. For more information visit www.cs.cornell.edu.

 

At the School of Informatics we offer a unique set of degrees at the B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. levels that emphasize diverse uses for information technology (problem-solving and technical skills, how people transform technology, and how technology transforms us) and prepare students to compete in today's global community and adapt to the ever-changing technologies of tomorrow. For more information see www.informatics.indiana.edu.

 

The Department of Computer Science Education at Indonesia University of Education prepares computer science or Information and Communication Technology (ICT) teachers for 7th to 12th grade. It is important because ICT is a compulsory subject in Indonesia K-12 curricula since 2004. For more information, see cs.upi.edu.

 

Kean University's Department of Computer Science, located near New York City, offers B.S. degrees in both Computer Science and Information Technology. Kean's emphasis on undergraduate teaching assures small class sizes, individual faculty attention, and opportunities for research. Also at Kean, the New Jersey Center for Science, Technology, and Mathematics offers a 5-year B.S./M.S. program in preparation for classroom teaching and certification or advanced scientific research. For more information please visit www.kean.edu/~compsci/and njcstme.kean.edu/.

 

The Department of Computer Science at Michigan Technological University offers three B.S. degree programs: a B.S. in Computer Science, a B.S. in Software Engineering, and a B.S. in Computer Systems Science. All three programs start with the same core foundation; thus students can take two years to learn more about the computing field before committing to a degree program. The Department also offers M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in computer science. Qualified students can earn a B.S. and a M.S. degree in 5 years by taking a few graduate courses their fourth year under "Senior Rule". Our Department also cooperates with other departments to offer B.S. degrees in Computer Engineering, Bioinformatics and Cheminformatics. Students have a wide range of opportunities to apply their computing knowledge and gain valuable experience through the University's Enterprise program, through a wide range of on-campus research projects, and/or through part-time and co-op work experiences.

 

Neumont University has developed a nationally respected curriculum with an emphasis on problem and project-based learning. Our curriculum was developed in partnership with industry leaders, and partners students with top companies to give them an opportunity to learn while building software solutions in an environment that mirrors the corporate world. Our students move efficiently through the program and learn by designing, building, testing, and challenging assumptions in a hypothetical, digital, and literal world. We offer a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, Software and Game Development, Business Technology Operations Management, and Web Design and Development and a Master of Science in Computer Science. For more information, please visit www.neumont.edu.

 

Olivet Nazarene University is a comprehensive university offering bachelor's degrees in computer science, computer engineering, and information systems, and an associate's degree in information technology. For more information, see our website at www.olivet.edu.

 

With top-flight faculty and outstanding facilities, including the new Lawson Computer Science Building, Purdue offers multiple degree programs in computer science and related areas. See www.cs.purdue.edu/future_students.

 

The Department of Computer Science is housed in the B. Thomas Golisano College of Information Sciences, one of eight colleges at RIT. The department offers degree programs at both the bachelor's and master's levels whose focus is preparing students for successful careers in the computing professions. The B.S. program has been accredited since 1989 by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET.

 

Our university offers a comprehensive selection of computer science, information technology, and telecommunications degrees and certificate programs at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. For more information, see our website at: http://cs.roosevelt.edu.

 

Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, Santa Clara's Department of Computer Engineering offers a full range of programs, including BS, MS, and PhD programs in Computer Science and Engineering, an MS in Software Engineering, and a new interdisciplinary BS in Web Design and Engineering. Both BS programs include options for a three-month Study Abroad or a six-month Co-Op without extending your graduation date, as well as a five-year BS/MS program. For more information on the department and our offerings, see www.scu.edu/engineering/cse.

 

School of Computing & Software Engineering: your one-stop university for bachelor's and master's degrees and certificates in computer science, information technology, and software engineering. For more information, e-mail cse_dean@spsu.edu or visit our web site http://cse.spsu.edu.

 

The Department of Computer Science offers a B.S. degree and participates in programs in computer engineering and digital art. We feature an innovative curriculum with introductory courses based on media computation, robotics, artificial intelligence, game development, and computational science and a rich set of mid- and upper-level electives. For more information, see our website at cs.union.edu.

 

The Department of Computer Science at the University of Alabama offers degrees at the undergraduate, master's, and doctoral levels with various specialization areas. Several faculty members are involved in numerous K-12 activities, including summer camps for students and summer workshops for teachers, roadshows and fieldtrips, science fair mentoring, and computing-related contests for K-12 students. For more information, please visit our website at www.cs.ua.edu.

 

The Computer and Information Sciences Department at the University of Alabama at Birmingham is celebrating its 40th Anniversary. Our department offers degrees at the undergraduate, master's, and doctoral levels with various specialization certificates. We are also involved in several K-12 outreach activities. For more information, please visit our website at: www.cis.uab.edu.

 

The Donald Bren School of Information and Computer Sciences (ICS) at the University of California, Irvine is an independent school focused solely on the computer and information sciences. The Bren School has a unique perspective on the information technology disciplines that allows us a broad foundation from which to build educational programs and research initiatives that explore the many applications of the computing discipline. The Bren School of ICS offers degrees at the undergraduate, Master's and Doctoral levels. For more information, please visit www.ics.uci.edu.

 

The Computing and Information Science Department at the University of Guelph offers a Bachelor of Computing degree. The Bachelor of Computing degree enables students to secure a strong foundation in hardware and theory with a particular focus on software development. This degree enables students to study a secondary subject of interest to which their knowledge in computing will be applied, allowing for the comprehensive experience desired by employers.

 

UMass Lowell's Computer Science programs combine theory and practice, giving students a solid foundation for any career in computing. For undergraduates, we offer a BS degree in Computer Science, a Robotics minor, and a Bioinformatics option. Our graduate program includes MS and PhD degrees and several specialization tracks. We have a dozen research groups, including teams in robotics, visualization, security, networking, databases, algorithms, and computer science education. See www.cs.uml.edu for more.

 

UMD's Department of Computer and Information Science offers a B.S. in Computer and Information Science with a concentration in Computer Science and a concentration in Information Systems, as well as a B.S. in Software Engineering. The computer science concentration of the BS in CIS encourages students to choose among the following specialized tracks: engineering systems, game design, networking, and systems foundations. Both degrees are ABET accredited. We also offer various specialized and interdisciplinary MS and PhD degrees.

 

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering offers ABET-accredited bachelor's degrees in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, and Computer Information Systems (accredited as Information Systems), as well as master's and doctoral degrees in Computer Science and Engineering. Our goal is to prepare students for careers in computing and information technology, and the lifelong process of staying current with the discipline of computing as it changes with new opportunities and new technologies. For more information, see www.cse.sc.edu.

 

Our Computer Science Department prepares a diverse community for careers providing personal and societal rewards. As creators of information technologies our graduates reach out to the world by supporting and enhancing communication, health care, entertainment, scientific inquiry, and almost any other endeavor you can imagine. Program hallmarks include hands-on experience with team-oriented laboratories, rigor reinforced through use, an emphasis on a philosophy of engineering, undergraduate involvement in research, and a carefully crafted progression of material. So students can tailor their studies, we offer B.A. and B.S. degrees in Computer Science and a B.S. in Computer Engineering. Visit us at www.cs.virginia.edu.

 

The USU Computer Science Department offers 4 ABET accredited undergraduate degrees: Digital Systems, Software Development, Science, and Bioinformatics. In addition to the undergraduate program, we also offer MS (Plans A, B, and C), MCS (Master of Computer Science), and PhD degrees. Also, USU is located in a mountain valley with unlimited year round recreational opportunities. For more information on our degree programs visit: www.cs.usu.edu.

 

The Department of Computer Science at Virginia Tech, deemed a "Top 10 Innovative IT School" by Computerworld in 2008, offers B.S., M.S. and PhD degrees. The undergraduate program offers specialization tracks such as Human-Computer Interaction, Creative/Media Computing, Systems and Networking, Scientific Computing, and Knowledge, Information and Data. Winner of a University Exemplary Department Award for interdisciplinary research in 2008, our department also ranks among the top 30 graduate programs in the US in terms of PhD production. For more information see www.cs.vt.edu.

 

Walden University has been serving the education needs of professionals for more than 40 years. We offer a comprehensive range of technology and education programs at the bachelor's, master's, and doctoral levels. The Walden learning experience is distinguished by high academic standards, expert faculty, and a rigorous curriculum. Walden's online platform gives students the flexibility to access coursework when and where it's most convenient for them. Walden programs help students achieve their goals so that, as graduates, they can help advance the lives of others. For more information, please visit our website at: www.waldenu.edu.