Computer Science

The program in Computer Science blends scientific and engineering principles, theoretical analysis, and actual computing experience to provide undergraduate students with a solid foundation in the discipline. Emphasis is on computing activities of both practical and intellectual interest, and on theoretical studies of efficient algorithms and the limits of computation. Good computer facilities are available for class assignments, team projects, and individual studies. Students are challenged to seek original insights throughout their study. Working in teams, participating in summer internships, supporting student professional organizations, and developing interdisciplinary projects are strongly encouraged. Additionally, Computer Science offers a pre-medical option for those students wishing to pursue medicine as a career, a five-year accelerated Master's program, and a five-year combined BS/Masters of Finance option.

FRESHMAN YEAR 

• General Chemistry
• General Chemistry Laboratory
• General Physics I
• General Physics Laboratory I
• Accelerated Single-Variable Calculus I
• Accelerated Single-Variable Calculus II
• Introduction to Engineering
• Programming and Problem Solving
• Open Electives
• Liberal Arts Core

SOPHOMORE YEAR

• General Physics II
• General Physics Laboratory II
• Multivariable Calculus
• Digital Logic
• Program Design and Data Structures
• Discrete Structures 
• Computer Organization 
• Intermediate Software Design
• Liberal Arts Core
• Open Elective

JUNIOR YEAR 

• Methods of Linear Algebra
• Introduction to Probability and Mathematical Statistics
• Technical Communications
• Algorithms
• Programming Languages
• Principles of Operating Systems I
• CS Depth
• Open Electives
• Liberal Arts Core

SENIOR YEAR

• Computer Science Project Seminar
• Computer Science Project
• Mathematics Elective
• CS Depth/Technical Elective
• Liberal Arts Core
• Open Electives

Requirements

• All required parts of either the Coalition Application, Common Application, or Universal College Application.
• $50 nonrefundable application fee, or fee waiver for qualified students
• Official high school transcript
• Counselor letter of recommendation
• Two academic teacher recommendations
• Standardized Test Results: SAT or ACT (SAT code: 1871 / ACT code: 4036)
• Official results of the TOEFL, IELTS, or PTE Academic if applicable*
• A completed College Scholarship Service (CSS) Profile, if applicable**

Want to improve your English level for admission?

Prepare for the program requirements with English Online by the British Council.

• ✔️ Flexible study schedule
• ✔️ Experienced teachers
• ✔️ Certificate upon completion

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Scholarships

• Need-Based Aid for International Students
• Merit-Based Aid for International Students