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Bachelor of Science in Computer Science-Program Outcomes

Computer Science students at the time of graduation are expected to:

1. possess knowledge of the fundamentals of mathematics, science, and technology;
2. be able to use modern computational tools and techniques in the practice of computer science;
3. be able to develop logically sound and efficient algorithms;
4. be prepared to implement algorithms in multiple programming languages, on multiple hardware platforms, and in multiple operating system environments;
5. be able to perform analysis, design, implementation, testing, and maintenance of computer-based systems, stressing software engineering principles;
6. be prepared to seek continuing professional development, graduate studies, or professional certifications related to computer science;
7. possess a knowledge of computer security and computer security management;
8. demonstrate effective written, visual, and oral communication skills;
9. possess an educational background to understand the global context in which computer science is practiced, including:
   1. knowledge of contempary issues related to computer science;
   2. the impact of computers on society
   3. the role of ethics in the practice of computer science;
10. be able to contribute effectively as members of a project development team;
11. recognize the need to pursue continued learning throughout their professional careers.