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Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Explore the fundamentals of software design and implementation, computations, and algorithms with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science degree at University of Redlands.
Degrees Offered
Bachelor of Science
Program Types
Undergraduate
Mode of Study
On Campus
Department
Computer ScienceSchool / College
College of Arts and SciencesWhat is a computer science degree?
In the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science program you will study the concepts and techniques used in the design and analysis of software, along with the fundamentals of implementation, computations, and algorithms. You will also have the chance to explore more advanced areas like data analytics, Neural Networks (AI), mobile development, and software engineering.
Why should you major in computer science at Redlands?
The computer science program at University of Redlands offers small, interactive classes, where you will work closely with faculty and your fellow students. Along your program journey, you will have the opportunity to study abroad, complete summer research, and participate in internships, including employment within the department and outside the university. Program graduates often return to share their success stories post-completion and to offer insight into what your life could look like in a graduate program or offer networking opportunities.
Why should you minor in computer science?
The computer science minor is designed to provide basic expertise in computer science. The requirements focus on a basic foundation and allow students who are specializing in another discipline to benefit from knowing more about computing, blending well with other areas of study.
- CS 110 Introduction to Programming
- CS 111 Data and File Structures and OOP
- Any three elective courses in computer science at the 200-level or above.
- MATH 111 Elementary Statistics with Applications
- One additional mathematics course
Classes you'll take
To view specific classes, program requirements, and coursework information, visit the current university catalog.
Undergraduate application deadlines
Spring 2025
November 1, 2024*
Fall 2025 - First Year
November 15, 2024 - Early Action
Fall 2025 - First Year
January 15, 2025 - Regular Decision*
Fall 2025 - Transfer
March 1, 2025 - Regular Decision*
Note
*Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis after the deadline based on capacity.
What you'll learn
You will learn the design of computers and the computational process.
You will learn how to analyze and design data structures and algorithms.
You will learn how to apply programming concepts in order to acquire computer language proficiency independently and program computers with knowledge of at least two programming languages.
You will learn how to apply software development principles.
What you'll learn
Graduates pursue careers as
Developing, testing, and maintaining software applications to solve real-world problems and meet user needs.
Utilizing algorithms and statistical models to analyze vast amounts of data, extracting insights to inform decision-making.
Protecting computer systems and networks from cyber threats by implementing security measures and responding to breaches.
Designing and developing AI models and systems that can perform tasks that typically require human intelligence.
Graduates pursue careers as
Featured faculty
Every Redlands faculty member is an active practitioner in their field. The classes they teach emerge from their unique research and practices, and they’re passionate about what they’re sharing. At Redlands, faculty are invested in and committed to your success.
Trish Cornez
Director of Computer Science
Pani Chakrapani
Professor
Rick Cornez
Professor
Jim Bentley
Professor
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Get in touch with our admissions team.
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