• This program ensure a balanced presentation of the practical and theoretical aspects of computer science and provide students with a background for professional employment or further graduate study in the discipline
  • Students need to complete a total of 120 credits for degree
  • In this program student will:
    • Master state-of-the-art technologies necessary to keep pace with this rapidly changing field.
    • Receive individual attention in classes with fewer than 20 students.
    • Conduct research and complete independent studies with faculty members actively researching a variety of fields, including: artificial intelligence, scientific computing, databases and knowledge discovery, computer architecture, computational geometry, and computer vision.
    • Obtain internships and utilize resources at the various high-tech companies and government agencies in the Washington, D.C., area, including: IBM, Mellon Bank, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), and a variety of nonprofit organizations and start-up companies