B S Computer Science

CU Boulder emphasizes experiential learning, providing students with numerous opportunities to apply their knowledge beyond the classroom:​

• Active Learning Program: This initiative allows students to enhance their knowledge, skills, and understanding through practical experiences, including internships, research projects, and global engagement. 

• Internships and Co-ops: Students are encouraged to pursue internships and cooperative education experiences to gain professional work experience, explore career paths, and develop new skills.

• Research Opportunities: Undergraduates have access to research experiences across various areas, collaborating with faculty on cutting-edge topics.​

• Student Organizations: Engagement in student organizations provides opportunities for leadership, collaboration, and professional development within the field of computer science.​

CU Boulder supports students in transitioning from academic life to professional careers through various services:​

• Career Services: The university offers resources such as counseling, workshops, and job fairs to connect students with potential employers.​

• On-Campus Recruitment: CU Boulder hosts career fairs and networking events, facilitating direct engagement between students and industry representatives.​

• Employability: Graduates of the Computer Science program are well-prepared for careers in software development, data analysis, cybersecurity, and other technology-related fields. The combination of rigorous academics and experiential learning ensures that students are equipped with the skills and knowledge required by employers.​

By integrating a comprehensive curriculum with practical experiences and robust support services, CU Boulder's B.S. in Computer Science program prepares students for successful careers in the ever-evolving technology landscape.​