Computer Science
Graduate with a versatile and accredited bachelor’s degree in computer science from a Christian university.
A computer science degree offers diverse career paths in the tech industry and beyond. Graduates can become software engineers, developing cutting-edge applications and systems for companies ranging from startups to tech giants. They may also work as data scientists, leveraging their programming skills to analyze and interpret large datasets. Other opportunities include roles in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, machine learning and robotics.
Computer science graduates are in high demand across various sectors, including finance, healthcare, government and entertainment, where they play a crucial role in driving innovation and shaping the future of technology.
Average salary is based on a 2024 NACE Salary Survey. Job posting data is for software developer positions and is provided by Lightcast. This number represents unique job postings from companies looking to hire in the last 30 days as of May 2024.
USF teaches you to be more than a computer technician. USF’s distinct approach to the liberal arts gives you the skills to connect theory to your real-world Computer Science career.
Graduate with a versatile and accredited bachelor’s degree in computer science from a Christian university.
A computer science minor is designed to provide students from other disciplines with foundational knowledge and skills in computer science, complementing their primary field of study.
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Depending on your chosen major, your learning experience at USF will include collaborative research projects with our faculty. And with your educational experience augmented by such opportunities, you might choose to continue developing your research career by enrolling in a graduate program in an allied field upon completion of your USF degree.
Research opportunities include:
As a student majoring in the mathematical sciences, you will complete a research project during your senior year at USF. The project culminates in a research paper and presentation. You have the opportunity and are encouraged to present your work at regional and national mathematics conferences.
As part of the Abstract Algebra class, you will engage in an ongoing research project with classmates in both theoretical and programming aspects.
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Learn More »Activities of USF's Math and Computer Science Club are both social and educational in nature and include "Pi Day" celebrations, math competitions, game nights, movie nights, ice cream socials and picnics.
Goals of the USF Math and Computer Science Club: