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Department of Computer Science

Innovation built on a foundation that never shifts.

Housed in the brand new Ethos Forum, Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ’s Department of Computer Science develops lifelong learners and real-world problem solvers who are as grounded in their convictions as they are in their code.

A man crouches beside a seated student, pointing at a computer screen in a classroom where Computer Science is taught. Other students work at computers in the background amid wooden cabinets and various supplies.
A man stands at the front of a classroom, presenting a slide titled Incident Response Plan Outline (IRPO) to an audience seated at desks. He uses his laptop to discuss key aspects of Information Systems in incident management.

Ethos

Technical excellence. Ethical conviction.

Technology is neither inherently good nor bad — its value depends on the people who build it and the convictions they bring to the work. At Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ, we prepare computer scientists who understand that their abilities are gifts from God, meant to be used for meaningful work in the world. We develop creators rather than passive consumers, ethical thinkers rather than careless users, and servant leaders rather than self-focused innovators. In a field moving faster than any other, the most important thing we build here isn't software — it's people.

Undergraduate Programs

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Computer Science

The Computer Science major at Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ University provides a strong foundation in programming, algorithms, software development, and computational theory with an emphasis on practical application. Grounded in a Christ-centered academic environment, graduates are prepared for careers in software engineering, technology development, and graduate study in computer science.

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Cybersecurity

The Cybersecurity program at Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ University builds on years of industry experience and professional certification standards to equip students across all eight CISSP domains. Grounded in the conviction that understanding systems is the foundation of securing them, graduates are prepared for careers in cybersecurity analysis, risk management, and information security… Read More

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Data Science

The Data Science major at Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ University combines 30 hours of mathematics and computer science with a 12-hour field concentration — equipping students to gather, analyze, and communicate data across a range of disciplines. Key areas of focus include computational thinking, model building, algorithms, and data curation, preparing graduates for… Read More

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Computational Engineering Science

The Computational Engineering Science minor at Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ University combines coursework in engineering, mathematics, and computer science to prepare students for the growing field of computational modeling and simulation. Recognized as a crucial third mode of scientific investigation, CES equips students for graduate study and careers in industry, research, and applied… Read More

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Computer Information Systems

The Computer Information Systems minor provides students with a foundational understanding of application analysis, design, and implementation using programming languages and software packages. Designed for students who will use technology in a job-supportive role, the minor equips graduates to work effectively with information systems across a range of professional settings.

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Computer Science: Game Development

The Game Development emphasis within Computer Science at Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ University equips students with the programming skills and design knowledge needed to create interactive digital experiences. Grounded in a strong computer science foundation, students learn game design principles, software architecture, and development tools — preparing them for careers in the growing… Read More

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Computer Science: Web Development

The Web Development emphasis within Computer Science at Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ University prepares students to design, build, and maintain modern web-based applications. Students develop foundational and advanced skills in front-end and back-end development — equipping them for careers in software engineering, web design, and technology development across a wide range of industries.

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Digital Media Studies

The Digital Media Studies minor at Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ University is a 21-hour interdisciplinary program combining courses in Art, Communication Arts, and Computer Science. Students develop the creative, strategic, and technical skills needed to design, produce, and implement digital media — gaining a broad understanding of the new media landscape and its… Read More

Department of Computer Science Faculty

Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ's computer science faculty combine deep technical expertise with genuine personal investment in every student. With small class sizes and a brand new home in the Ethos Forum — equipped with modern computer labs, collaborative workspaces, and industry-standard tools — you'll have everything you need to build, solve, and innovate from day one.

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