Our Computing Science program prepares you to be a technological leader with a global perspective.

Our graduates are creative problem solvers, lifelong learners, and highly adaptable leaders in our rapidly changing world.

In addition to studying fundamental computing science topics, our students choose from a variety of elective courses, including: artificial intelligence, software engineering, computer graphics, databases, programming languages, computer networking, and virtual reality.

We encourage our students to engage in undergraduate research with their computing science professors. These research projects often result in students presenting their work at international conferences. Past students have coauthored papers with their professors and published their findings in peer-reviewed journals, providing them with valuable experience and identifiable skills.

Through our program, our students gain expertise in their area, as well as character development, as they learn to navigate between technology and society from a distinctly Christian worldview. Graduates from our computing science program stand out as confident professionals and choose from a variety of career paths, such as: software developer, systems manager, support specialist, trainer, software engineer, technical writer, software tester or supporter, and entrepreneur.

OUR COMPUTING SCIENCE AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS PROGRAM OFFERS:

• A major in Computing Science leading to a BSc
• A major in Mathematics with Computing Science leading to a BSc
• A concentration
• A minor

ALUMNI PERSPECTIVE:

“The courses I took at TWU helped me gain the skills needed for the job as a web developer. Through my liberal arts education, I experienced a sampling of many different fields, which helped me decide my career path. TWU’s strong sense of community—through friends and also teachers—was fundamental to my becoming who I am today. I was exposed to opportunities that wouldn’t have been possible at a different university.”

ANDREW CHELL, 2011

SAMPLE COURSES

CMPT 237 • Introduction to Database Management Systems

Introduction to the common methods of structuring files for a variety of applications and to methods of using data organization techniques in the design and management of databases.

CMPT 385 • Software Engineering

An introduction to the theory of designing and carrying out large software projects. All stages of the software engineering cycle are examined and experienced and planning for at least one project is undertaken.

AFTER GRADUATION

Graduates of our Computing Science program often start working in the industry before graduation. Some of our graduates also choose to continue their studies toward a master’s or PhD degree. Computing science expertise leverages a variety of career paths: software developer, systems manager, support specialist, trainer, software engineer, technical writer, software tester or supporter, or entrepreneur. Our graduates stand out as confident, competent professionals.