Computer Science, BS

University of Alabama

Computing touches everyone’s daily lives – the results of computer scientists can be found not only in video games, smartphones and the latest animated movie, but can also be found in automobiles, airplanes, and commonly used appliances such as microwaves, televisions, and most other electronic devices. Through studying computer science, students develop and extend logical thinking and problem‐solving skills useful in many career roles. Graduates in computer science will be prepared for admission to graduate study or for immediate employment in business, industry, or government positions involving computer systems and techniques.For our B.S. degree program in computer science, the following educational objectives describe what graduates are expected to attain within a few years following graduation:Successfully engage in professional practice in the computing sciences or apply computer science tools to another field of interest.Pursue advanced study in the computing sciences.Regularly demonstrate their ability to contribute to society in a professional and ethical manner, communicate effectively, and work successfully in both independent and team environments.

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