BS Computer Science

The Wilmington University undergraduate degree program in Computer Science prepares students with the technical knowledge in the principal areas of study including computer systems and networks, security, database systems, human-computer interaction, programming languages, and applications. Students with this degree can work as an IT consultant, information systems manager, database administrator, a multimedia programmer, or a systems analyst. Program Competencies: Students completing the Computer Science Program (B.S.) will be able to: - Apply Computer Science best practices and current methodologies to create, deliver, and support information technology projects and its importance in the world of technology. - Demonstrate personal skills in innovation and problem solving. Employ critical thinking strategies such as quantitative, qualitative, and scientific reasoning to analyze consequences and outcomes and then determine logical solutions. - Practice the use and employ the benefit of library resources, including subscription services and other sources generally accepted as legitimate and valid. - Apply the ethical and legal principles required of computer science professionals. - Analyze requirements for the process of creating programming from script to screen. - Analyze requirements for computer hardware, network security, and software applications using best practices and current methodologies. - Appraise the needs of the audience and then speak in a clear and succinct manner. - Research, construct, and deliver professional presentations using a variety of communication tools and techniques. - Write with clarity and precision using correct English grammar: mechanics and usage. Correctly and ethically exhibit competence in writing for specific purposes, diverse audiences, and genres. Online option as well.