The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS) program educates and trains students to create and implement solutions for information systems-based needs and problems in research, commercial, financial, governmental, or other types of organizations. The approach of this degree program is to integrate theoretical and practical aspects of computer science and technology. The program provides a blend of theory and applications, preparing students for a variety of Computer Science careers in industry, government, and academia; and to develop the foundation for continuing education and growth in the field of Computer Science. Develops an understanding of cybersecurity protocols and techniques to secure and protect sensitive information and financial assets following the NIST Standards as well as implements and maintains robust information security systems and networks that protect organizations from cyberattacks.

Tuition is based on 3 credits for 1 course (up to 21 credit hours per semester). Internet-based (iBT): 80 (or equivalent); sub-scores must be 20 or higher. Academic overall band score: 6.5, with no less than 6.0 on all subtasks.