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Bachelor of Science in
Computer Science

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LEVEL

Undergraduate

DEGREE

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BS)

COLLEGE

College of Science, Technology Engineering and Mathematics

LOCATION

On Campus

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

Technology is becoming part of every aspect of our lives, and that role is growing every day. It’s why in the next decade, computer scientist employment is projected to grow by 22%, far outpacing the economy as a whole.

Come to Alabama State University to pursue a computer science bachelor degree and be part of this bright future.

Why Study Computer Science at
Alabama State University?

Our computer science graduates work at Fortune 500 companies and government agencies, and as ambassadors for education around the world. Your experience at Alabama State University will prepare you for wherever you go to work:

  • Seasoned faculty:

    Our faculty come from a variety of research backgrounds, including machine learning, artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.

  • Land your dream job:

    Between your faculty advisor and the career workshops we host every semester, we work hard to find you a job when your time at Alabama State is done.

  • Hands-on experience:

    Gain hands-on experience in one of the most in-demand fields today during your time at ASU.

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Explore Computer Science Bachelor Degree Courses at ASU

While studying computer science at Alabama State University, you can conduct software engineering projects and work with professors in machine learning:

Introduction to Computer Science:

This course will give you a solid base in the field of computer science, with a specific focus on the technique of algorithm development and programming style.

Programming Concepts, Standards and Methods:

Learn structured programming concepts, problem-solving, algorithm development, coding, debugging, testing and documenting programs in modern high-level computer languages like Python, HTML and Java.

Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms:

Building on what you learned in Programming Concepts, Standards and Methods, you focus on modules and information biding, data abstraction through classes, structures and unions, recursion, pointers and dynamic data, and linked lists. The course also focuses on object-orienting programming, algorithm analysis, searching, sorting and trees.

Learn more about our courses via the links below:

Computer Science Bachelor of Science Degree Curriculum Computer Science Minor Curriculum
 

What Can You Do With a Computer Science Bachelor’s Degree?

The future of the industry looks bright. It is estimated the employment of computer scientists will grow by 22% by 2030, outpacing the average of the economy as a whole. And the median salary for a computer scientist in 2021 was $131,490, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, more than double the average annual household income reported by the U.S. Census.

Our computer science graduates go on to work as programmers, network administrators, designers and security analysts.

When you finish your computer science bachelor’s degree at Alabama State University, you graduate with the ability to critically assess information and logically determine solutions. Employers tell us our graduates see the nuances of a given situation and analyze problems with considerable detail. Their ability to translate a problem into code and find solutions is applicable to a myriad of professional settings.

Places Alumni Work

 

Why Study Computer Science?

Our program takes a traditional approach to computer science education while also offering opportunities to prepare you for graduate school or to climb the ladder in your chosen career path:

Learn from experienced faculty who care.

Our professors are proven researchers in the field and excellent teachers. They will work hard to make sure you succeed at ASU and beyond.

Close to the action.

Montgomery is in the middle of the Southeast, fewer than 200 miles from Mobile, Birmingham and Atlanta, so you will have countless opportunities to work, intern and network.

Hands-on experience.

You will conduct software engineering projects, work with professors in machine learning exercises and have access to our cybersecurity laboratory and training facility.

Program Callouts

30

The average size of a computer science class is 30 students or fewer

$131,490

The median salary of a computer scientist in 2021, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

22

The projected percent growth expected in the computer science industry in the next decade

4:5

Average number of years it takes a student to complete their computer science bachelor of science degree

What Our Computer Science Alumni Say

 

“The program was a great experience for me. Prior to actually attending I did have some reservations, but I can say it turned out it be one of the best decisions I have made and is the one of the biggest reasons I am in the position that I am today. The faculty and staff were always readily available and supportive of any needs I may have had. I felt that they actually cared about me as a student and a person. The individual lessons and courses I took were useful and informative. The classes were coherent and clear, and I feel I was able to gain a lot from them. I am now working in my field and can’t be thankful enough for the experience, skills and information I’ve gained from being a part of the program. I can confidently say that this program has prepared me to not only be a working professional in the field of computer science but also to excel as a professional and a person.”

Cedric C.
’22, C.S.C BS
 

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Still unsure if the computer science program at Alabama State University is right for you? Contact us to find out more!

Michelle J. Foster, Ph.D.
mfoster@alasu.edu 334-229-4465 Harper Councill Trenholm Room 106, 1110 North University Drive Montgomery, AL 36106
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