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Students who graduate with a degree in computer science are well-positioned for a variety of careers in computing. Some examples of jobs enjoyed by graduates with this degree include software application developer, systems analyst, database administrator, web developer, network administrator, and cybersecurity technician.
Our goal is that every computer science student graduates as a skilled, independent problem-solver with broad, relevant “hard” skills and accompanying “soft” skills. To this end, our courses combine theory and practice in the context of the broader university mission of providing an education enlightened by faith.
There are several computing degrees available at HSU. Use this flowchart to investigate routes that are a good match for you.
The CSCI department hosts parties each semester. The fall party typically involves pumpkin carving and watching MST3K. The spring party boasts pizza and highly competitive rounds of 9-square!
Our introductory programming course has a section sizes capped at 16 students! It is not a cliché when we say: “You are not just a number to us.”
Employment of software developers is projected to grow 24 percent from 2016 to 2026, much faster than the average for all occupations.
