Computer science is all about learning how to communicate with computers. You will study programming languages like C++ and Java, and then you'll learn how to use that language to develop useful tools and software. Moreover, because computer science continues to be a growing field, you'll have incredible opportunities in your future career.
A minor in Computer Science is versatile and useful in a variety of high-tech industries and pairs exceptionally well with an Engineering or Math degree. UIndy's Computer Science minor is at 20 credit hours. Required courses include Introduction to Programming, Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming, and Data Structures and Algorithms.
Computer Science Minor Curriculum GuideOur CSCI program prepares you for the positions in the following fields:
You'll jump into a world of programming, language studies, and mathematics. Learning objectives span across a wide range of industry-relevant experiences and will prepare you to excel in:
These curriculum guides outline the classes you'll need to take as a Computer Science (CSCI) major. The general education guide provides a list of all the classes you need in order to fulfill UIndy’s general education requirements. The Computer Science guide lists all of the classes you will need to take in order to fulfill the major’s requirements. Be sure to take a look at both guides in order to get a complete picture of what classes you'll take at UIndy.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average salary for professionals in the field of computer science is $69,140 in Indiana and $86,170 nationally.
Not only did the professors make sure I understood the subjects, but they also helped me with my resume and informed me about potential job opportunities. UIndy is very good about introducing students to the real world and helping set them up for their career of choice.