Computer Science
Computer Science
In today’s fast-paced, technology-driven world, computer science is more than a degree. It’s a cornerstone for solving real-world business challenges. In A&M-Texarkana’s undergraduate Computer Science degree program, you’ll engage in immersive, future-focused coursework designed to equip you with the in-demand skills industries value most. From application development and cybersecurity to artificial intelligence, machine learning, and intelligent agent systems, you’ll graduate ready to lead in the fast-changing field of information systems and computing technologies.
Program Information
Degree Names: Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Degree Type: Undergraduate
Format: Face-to-Face
Credit Hours: 120
Catalog: Program Requirements
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Why get your Computer Science degree at A&M-Texarkana?
Build. Solve. Succeed.
At A&M-Texarkana, earning your Computer Science degree means more than learning how to code. You’ll gain hands-on experience with industry-relevant technologies in a supportive, close-knit environment where faculty know your name and are invested in your success. You’ll benefit from connecting directly to regional employers, along with internship and career opportunities. With a workforce-driven curriculum, A&M-Texarkana offers you the skills, connections, and confidence needed for a career in the Computer Science field.
Program Highlights
Industry-Driven Courses for In-Demand IT Careers
A&M-Texarkana’s expert faculty keep track of evolving needs of the Information Technology (IT) industry, building new course offerings to meet those needs. Our industry relevant coursework aims to build high, in-demand skills that help you successfully succeed in the workforce, both locally and globally.
Explore Emerging Technologies:
From Artificial Intelligence to Machine Learning and Computer Vision to Internet of Things (IoT), A&M-Texarkana's Computer Science program is designed to meet the demand of an ever-evolving technological landscape. We also offer concentrations to challenge your personal interests like Computer Networks, Cyber Security, Computer Science, and Software Engineering.
Capstone: Build What Matters:
In your final year, you’ll engage in tackling a real-world business challenge in a one-semester capstone project. Combine and utilize everything you’ve learned to create an impressive portfolio for employers or graduate schools.
Computer Science Concentrations
Computer Science FAQ's
What’s the difference between Computer Science and Computer Engineering?
Computer Science focuses on creating software and digital solutions, while Computer Engineering blends hardware and software design. If you want to develop programs, apps, and systems that solve real-world problems, Computer Science is the right path.
What types of careers can Computer Science graduates pursue?
Graduates work in software development, database administration, network architecture, web development, IT management, and other high-demand tech fields. Many of our graduates become software programmers, security analysts, system architects, mobile app developers, or User Interface (UI) designers.
How does A&M–Texarkana prepare Computer Science students for success?
You’ll gain hands-on coding experience, learn industry-valued concepts, and build a professional network through close faculty and peer connections.