Rooted in the Catholic tradition, the bachelor’s degree programs in computer science at Franciscan University of Steubenville in Ohio build a strong technical and ethical foundation of knowledge and skills for a variety of jobs in computer science. Through hands-on projects, relevant course work, and small class sizes, you’ll learn how technology works and how people use it in order to design, make, and maintain computers while respecting the dignity of the human person. Explore topics such as web programming with databases, nursing informatics, software engineering, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity.
What is computer science?
As a computer science major at Franciscan University, you’ll build a foundation in applying computing to mathematics, statistics, and operations research while studying in depth the operation, design, and use of modern computer hardware and software systems. Following guidelines set by the Association for Computing Machinery, the curriculum includes math, economics, English, and a senior thesis.