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The Computer Science Department, in the College of Arts
and Sciences, offers a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and a Computer
Science Minor with concentrations in Computer Science or Computer and
Information Systems. Students study and master state-of-the-art theories
and applications that prepare them for careers in business, industry,
and education.
A
Dedicated Staff
The Computer Science faculty are actively engaged in the
academic and professional arena serving as consultants to major corporations
and implementing projects and activities that enrich the teaching/ learning
experience for our students. Our faculty bring the depth and breadth of
knowledge and experience gained from prestigious institutions and corporations
into the classroom and coursework.
Bachelor
of Science in Computer Science
The Bachelor of Science degree program consists of a broad
based set of required courses including Discrete Mathematics, Algorithms,
Software Design, Programming, Computer Organization, Computer Architecture
and Data Structures. Students study the design and development of computing
systems from the theoretical, to the analysis and solution of practical
design problems that address both hardware and software. Advanced
courses build on a solid foundation providing breadth and depth in such
areas as Artificial Intelligence, Telecommunications Networks, Compiler
Design, Advanced Programming Languages and Methodologies, Software Engineering
and Database Design.
Students will be prepared to assume a variety of responsibilities
and roles upon completion of the Computer Science degree. These roles
include, but are not limited to, Computer Programmer, Systems Analyst,
Help Desk Supervisor, Software Developer, Webmaster, Network Engineer,
and Network Security Expert. The Bachelor of Science program also provides
a solid foundation and preparation for advanced study at the masters or
doctoral level.
Computer
Science Program Graduates
Graduates of the Computer Science program have transitioned to
a variety of professional opportunities in the industry and corporate
world. Our graduates have been able to apply their knowledge in major
corporations such as IBM, Lucent, Johnson & Johnson, Liz Claiborne,
as well as in the "Wall Street" environment.
Industry
Alliances and Partnerships
Partnerships
and alliances further strengthen the academic and professional preparation
of our Computer Science Majors and contribute to the rich resources found
in our computer lab facilities. The Computer Science Department at New
Jersey City University is proud to be working with the following national
and international programs and organizations:
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