Bachelor of computer science in University of northwestern st paul

The Computer Science major is a four-year program designed to give students the knowledge to develop and use computer algorithms and computer-based systems. In addition, students will learn computing and mathematical principles that are used in the analysis and design of such systems. Students are provided with the fundamentals of the mathematics of computers, computer programming, operating systems, database management, and computer security, all of which provide a firm foundation upon which to apply and research new technologies.The program:includes training in four broad areas: Technical skills in programming and application development, Applied mathematical skills for computations and simulations,High-level design and analysis skills,Application with databases, computer security, and communications

The degree is granted upon completion of credits specified on pages 47--48 (40 credits must be in 3000- or 4000-level courses).

software developers, information technology consultants, information technology analysts, database administrators, and systems analysts

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