Computer Science
Computer Science
Technology is evolving faster than ever—and so should your skills. Our newly reimagined computer science area of study can equip you with the tools to thrive in today’s data-driven, AI-powered world.
Whether you're launching a new career or leveling up your current one, our programs are designed to meet the demands of the modern tech landscape. Learn from industry experts through hands-on, project-based courses that blend theory with real-world application.
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Computer Science
Courses
COM SCI X 414.20
Fundamentals of Software Development and Programming
This hands-on course introduces coding, app development, and software design fundamentals using Python, preparing students for advanced programming in multiple languages through guided labs, real-world projects, and exploration of modern development practices including AI-assisted coding.
GEOG X 191C
GIS Databases and Enterprise GIS
This course introduces the design, development, and management of geospatial databases, including multi-user enterprise geodatabases. In addition to learning about relational database design, students will construct and maintain spatial databases.
COM SCI X 418.102AB
HTML and CSS
Understand HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets). Together, they provide the foundation on which web pages are built. HTML labels types of information, CSS specifies how that information will look.
COM SCI X 420.3
Information Systems Infrastructure Security Management
This course covers physical and logical cybersecurity for data centers and IT infrastructures. It defines a management program to protect assets across all levels of technology and the core components that support that information technology.
GEOG XL 181A
Intermediate Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
This intermediate course reinforces additional key geographic concepts and techniques related to GIS, including coordinate systems, data management, spatial databases, geoprocessing, raster processing and analysis, digitizing and various types of spatial analysis.