Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science
Computer science helps explain the world around us, from how apps on smartphones work to how hospital ultrasound machines function. As a computer science major at Xavier, you’ll gain an in-depth understanding of computer processes and algorithms through challenging academics, guided research and co-op and internship opportunities.
Courses in Xavier's nationally-recognized computer science major are focused on real-world learning, so you’ll graduate with the skills needed for a career as a computer programmer, systems analyst, software designer, network administrator, web designer or technical consultant.
Students choose between the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science or the Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science. The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science combines in-depth coursework in computer science, mathematics and science. The Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science has fewer course requirements than the Bachelor of Science in computer science, allowing more free elective hours that can be applied to a second major or minor.
Computer science helps explain the world around us, from how apps on smartphones work to how hospital ultrasound machines function. As a computer science major at Xavier, you’ll gain an in-depth understanding of computer processes and algorithms through challenging academics, guided research and co-op and internship opportunities.
Courses in Xavier's nationally-recognized computer science major are focused on real-world learning, so you’ll graduate with the skills needed for a career as a computer programmer, systems analyst, software designer, network administrator, web designer or technical consultant.
Students choose between the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science or the Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science. The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science combines in-depth coursework in computer science, mathematics and science. The Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science has fewer course requirements than the Bachelor of Science in computer science, allowing more free elective hours that can be applied to a second major or minor.
