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Unleash Your Potential with Computer Science

Are you ready to make your mark in the fast-paced world of technology? At Â鶹¹ÙÍø Providence, our Computer Science program is your gateway to success in this ever-evolving field. We offer you not just a general computer science degree, but the opportunity to specialize in software engineering or network engineering.

Our coursework is designed to arm you with the skills and knowledge needed to solve real-world problems in business, science, and social contexts. We focus on a practical approach to learning, beginning with discrete mathematics to give you a strong foundation of basic math concepts essential in computer science.

In addition to this robust curriculum, our computer science program prides itself on its innovative teaching approach from professors who will show you the ropes. We integrate theory and application, offering real-world problem-solving exercises that help you understand how the principles you learn in the classroom apply in the workforce. This method not only deepens your understanding of computer science but also prepares you for the challenges that await in the ever-evolving tech industry.

Hands-On Learning to Equip You for the Future

At Â鶹¹ÙÍø, we believe in the power of practical experience. That’s why we offer opportunities to test and fine-tune your computer science skills through our Computer Science Competition team, HackÂ鶹¹ÙÍø and our Association of Computing & Machinery (ACM) chapter. Here, you'll get a chance to compete at both regional and national levels, showcasing your proficiency and learning from the best in the field.

Why Choose Computer Science at Â鶹¹ÙÍø Providence?

• You’ll develop a strong understanding of software design, development and analysis.
• Courses allow you to gain a solid foundation in software used to solve various technology and business problems. Learn the fundamental skills that make up all forms of software development, including web applications, wearable devices and embedded systems, desktop tools and mobile apps. This major covers the languages, frameworks, algorithms and techniques commonly employed by modern software professionals.
• You can apply the skills gained in math, science, and engineering coursework to the latest developments in software programming, networking, system design and project management.
• You’ll have the opportunity to specialize your studies in software engineering, network engineering or tailor your program with courses from a variety of subject areas to enhance your computer science degree.