BS Computer Science

Offered through the Case School of Engineering, the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at Case Western Reserve University provides a well-rounded education in both the theoretical foundations and practical applications of computing. The program is designed to prepare students for careers at the forefront of technological innovation—equipping them with the knowledge and skills to thrive in an increasingly digital world.

Students gain expertise in key areas such as software engineering, computer security, artificial intelligence, and more, setting them up for success in a variety of tech-driven industries.

Curriculum Highlights

The program features a diverse and forward-thinking curriculum that includes:

• Algorithms
  Learn to design and analyze step-by-step computational procedures that form the backbone of modern software and systems.

• Data Science
  Gain hands-on experience in analyzing and interpreting large, complex data sets using industry-standard tools and techniques.

• Artificial Intelligence
  Explore the development of intelligent systems, including machine learning models and autonomous agents.

In addition to classroom instruction, students benefit from hands-on learning and access to cutting-edge research facilities.

State-of-the-Art Facilities

Students have the opportunity to apply what they learn in real-world settings, including the Virtual Worlds Lab—a high-tech space where they can explore human-machine interaction, virtual environments, and emerging technologies. The lab supports interdisciplinary research across sectors like energy, transportation, and manufacturing, offering students a rich, collaborative learning environment.

Case Western’s B.S. in Computer Science program blends strong academic training with practical experience, preparing graduates to become innovators and leaders in the tech world.