Have you ever wondered what makes your smart phone or your laptop work? Do you want to use technology to solve problems and improve lives?
Then consider studying computer science at Susquehanna.
We can help you build the tools for a satisfying career in computer science, software engineering, cryptology, networking, cyber security, database/systems administration and more.
With a computer science degree, you’ll be ready to step into today’s high-tech society with the right knowledge and skills to succeed and make a meaningful difference.
Computing drives innovation in practically every sector of society. Scientific research, medicine, the military, the entertainment world—you name it, computer technology enhances lives.
With a degree in computer science from Susquehanna, you’ll not only know programming, but also operating systems, networking, security, graphics, hardware architecture, artificial intelligence and much more.
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Requirements for the Majors in Computer Science. Susquehanna offers two degree programs in computer science. To earn the Bachelor of Arts degree in computer science, students successfully complete, with grades of C- or better, the equivalent of the following 54 semester hours:
| Semester Hours | View Full Course Catalog >> |
|---|---|
| 4 CSCI-181 Principles of Computer Science | |
| 4 CSCI-281 Data Structures | |
| 4 CSCI-282 Computer Organization | |
| 4 INFS-375 Database Programming | |
| 4 CSCI-381 Algorithms | |
| 4 MATH-111 Calculus I | |
| 4 MATH-180 Statistical Methods | |
| 4 MATH-201 Linear Algebra | |
| 4 MATH-221 Discrete Structures | |
12 12 semester hours of computer science (CSCI) courses at the 300 level or above 6 Six hours chosen from 150 level or above computer science, information systems or other computer-related courses as approved by the Mathematical Sciences department head Bachelor of Science in Computer Science. To earn the Bachelor of Science degree in computer science, a student must complete the requirements for the Bachelor of Arts in computer science plus MATH-112 Calculus II, Introductory Physics I (PHYS-202, PHYS-203 or PHYS-204) and Introductory Physics II (PHYS-205 OR PHYS-206). All courses must be completed with a grade of C- or higher. |
Minor in Computer Science. Students who minor in computer science successfully complete, with grades of C- or better, 24 semester hours, including CSCI-181 Principles of Computer Science, CSCI-281 Data Structures, four hours of computer science courses at the 300 level or above, and 12 additional hours of computer science courses or information systems courses above the 150 level, four of which must be above the 300 level.
Department: Mathematical Sciences
Professor of Mathematical Sciences
loe@susqu.edu
570-372-4629
Department: Mathematical Sciences
Professor of Mathematical Sciences
brakke@susqu.edu
570-372-4466
Department: Mathematical Sciences
Associate Professor of Mathematics & Computer Science
graham@susqu.edu
570-372-4467
Department: Mathematical Sciences
Associate Professor of Mathematics & Computer Science
kubota@susqu.edu
570-372-4469
Department: Mathematical Sciences
Associate Professor of Mathematics & Computer Science
wilce@susqu.edu
570-372-4468
Department: Mathematical Sciences
Visiting Assistant Professor of Mathematical Science
droz@susqu.edu
570-372-4447
Department: Mathematical Sciences
Visiting Assistant Professor of Mathematical Science
perron@susqu.edu
570-372-4543
Department: Mathematical Sciences
Visiting Assistant Professor of Mathematical Science
rhoadsg@susqu.edu
570-372-4472
Department: Mathematical Sciences
Adjunct Faculty in Mathematics & Computer Science
hart@susqu.edu
570-372-4345
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