Wednesday, May 20, 2015

GSU’s Computer Programs


As a part of the College of Arts and Sciences, the Division of Computing, Mathematics and Technology offers undergraduate, graduate and certificate programs in Computer Science.  These programs are a balance of theoretical and applied study and are intended for students interested in the application of computers and information technology to problem-solving.

A minor in Computer Science is a great choice for anyone who is pursuing a career in another field that requires a significant amount of computer use or to augment their major with additional marketable skills.  The 22-credit hour minor requires at least one course at an upper-division level. 

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science degree at GSU provides a solid foundation for a challenging career with rewards in our technology dependent world.  The theoretical and practical based program prepares graduates to work in a variety of settings such as business and industry, government agencies, or in research and technical organizations.  Jobs include programmers, network professionals, systems designers, software engineers and database professionals.

GSU’s Master of Science in Computer Science degree is an applications-focused program with a software engineering orientation.  It is designed for practicing professionals in the field.  As a student, you are prepared for a challenging career as a software engineering professional in a wide range of business, industrial and government settings.

Our Digital Forensics Certificate provides students with theoretical and practical knowledge in digital forensics, which is one of the fastest growing branches of computer security.  The 12-credit hour certificate is open to both undergraduate and graduate students.  Digital forensics investigators specialize in recovering, analyzing and presenting data from computers for use in investigations and as evidence. 

Finally the Division’s Information Security Certificate is a 15-credit hour program and is also open to undergraduate and graduate students.  Information security jobs are one of the fastest growing in the field of security. Organizations need specialists to protect their digital assets from computer and network attacks. 

Please see our website for all of the details and requirements of our Computer Science programs.  Our faculty’s research interests range widely and are reflected in our courses.    

At GSU we offer a wide variety of exceptional academic programs, activities and services.  In every college we have stellar programs and world-class professors; all focused on delivering academic excellence in a small-class setting.  Our rich history, cultural amenities and a beautiful campus all contribute to making us one of the best universities in Illinois.



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