Computer Science (BS)

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at Webster University provides you with a strong foundation in both theoretical and practical aspects of technology.

You’ll dive into key areas such as:

• Software Development: Crafting applications and systems.
• Algorithms and Data Structures: Designing efficient methods for data handling.
• Computer Organization: Understanding the fundamentals of hardware and architecture.
• Data and Information Management: Managing and analyzing data effectively.

Beyond technical skills, the program emphasizes:

• Social Impact: Understanding how technology affects society and professional practices.
• Communication Skills: Clearly presenting complex technical information.
• Problem-Solving: Developing critical thinking to address real-world tech challenges.

Prepare for a successful career in IT or further studies with a curriculum that balances core knowledge and practical skills.

Upon completing the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, students will be able to:

1. Master Core Areas of Computer Science:
   • Software Development
   • Algorithms and Data Structures
   • Computer Organization, Hardware, and Architecture
   • Data and Information Management
2. Understand Technological Impact:
   • Describe how advances in technology affect social issues and professional practices
3. Communicate Effectively:
   • Write and present technical material clearly and professionally
4. Apply Problem-Solving Skills:
   • Use computer science knowledge to tackle and resolve problems effectively

To earn a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, students must complete:

• 51 Required Credit Hours: Core coursework specific to the Computer Science program
• Applicable University Global Citizenship Program Hours: Courses that meet the global citizenship requirements
• Electives: Additional courses to complement the core curriculum and personal interests