ALGORITHMIC FOUNDATIONS COUPLED WITH CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGY
Our program balances academic with growing industries to prepare our students to work in exciting areas such as robotics, computer graphics, computer networking, information security, digital forensics, and bioinformatics.
Key benefits of this degree
- Develop applications that are as current as today’s technology newswire, like iPhone and Android apps.
- Whether you are interested in data science or information technology we offer several optional concentrations to help guide your career.
- Network with others by joining one of our student organizations or experience the global and travel with our study abroad opportunities.
- Study away at Georgia Tech as part of the Human and Computer Interface Design or Internetworks Concentration.
- Hone your professional soft and hard skills through internships and group projects that increase your marketability to future employers.
What can my career look like with this degree?
ENGINEERING MANAGER APPLIES INNOVATIVE SKILLS AT NCR
Brent Zucker, ’16, recently earned the NCR Corporation Co-inventor of the Year Award for patents he created as innovative technology for use in banks, retailers, and more.
Career Paths for Computer Science Majors
- Software Engineer
- Software Developer
- Programming Code testing
- Webpage Programming
- Database Administrator
- Network Administrator
- System Administrator
- Network Architect
- Network Administrator
- Mobile App Developer
- Computing Consulting
ADDITIONAL CAREER INFORMATION
Learn more about careers available to computer science majors.
Get Involved
From professional networking to pursuing the hobby of creating games, we have a variety of opportunities for students to get involved outside the classroom.
The Bachelor in Computer Science Program is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET under the commission’s General Criteria and Program Criteria for Computer Science.