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Feb 12, 2026
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Undergraduate 2026-2027 Catalog (Draft Version)
Computer Science, B.A.
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The Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science provides students with a solid foundation in problem-solving, programming languages, and technologies that focuses on software design. The program focuses on analytical thinking, software design, and development through hands-on experience in academic projects.
The baccalaureate program in Computer Science requires a minimum of 120 semester hours, distributed across four categories: (1) the University Core Curriculum, (2) the Computer Science departmental core, (3) relevant Technical Electives, and (4) a minor field of study and elective courses necessary to meet the total credit requirement.
Student Learning Outcomes
- Students will be able to demonstrate foundational knowledge of programming logic and understand the need for life-long learning.
- Students will be able to develop various programming skills that would be applicable to the current industry.
- Students will be able to anticipate, identify, and resolve moral and ethical dilemmas through their understanding and application of the Christian worldview.
Requirements for the Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree with major in Computer Science
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University Core Curriculum - 45 hours
Program requirements satisfy 3 of the 48 hours in the Core Curriculum. - The Mathematics elective area is satisfied by MTH 1163 .
Core Curriculum Courses Computer Science Core - 38 hours
Technical Electives - 9 hours
Nine hours from the following; all course prerequisites must be met. Minor - 18-21 hours
Students must complete a minor, a double major, or a dual degree.
Minor field, area of interest, or electives as necessary to complete minimum total hours
Minimum total semester hours - 120
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