14 Computer Technology BSc Degree Programs

Our graduates are creative problem solvers, lifelong learners, and highly adaptable leaders in our rapidly changing world. In addition to studying fundamental computing science topics, our students choose from a variety of elective courses, including artificial intelligence, software engineering, computer graphics, databases, programming languages, computer networking, and virtual reality.

As industries become more automated, the BS in Computer Engineering Technology degree from the University of West Alabama is a skills-focused degree that offers 45 hours of hands-on CET training, and 21 hours of EET training and teaches career-ready skills to make informed decisions based on technical knowledge and experience. You will receive personalized instruction from Ph.D. faculty and industry leaders with real computer engineering experience to ensure you graduate ready for career success.

Develop a wide-ranging skill set for a career at the intersection of technology and business with the 100% online Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Technology program from Methodist University. Choose a career-focused concentration in either Business Information Systems or Cybersecurity and Information Assurance to delve into leading-edge technologies and prepare for a slate of in-demand positions, including database developer, software engineer, and business analyst.

The E.C.E.T. department serves as a home for four BS degree programs which include, Electronics Engineering Technology, Computer Engineering Technology, Automation and Control Engineering Technology and Information Technology. Each of these programs allow our graduates to enter the job market with specific skill sets, allowing them to launch their careers in well paid entry level job positions. The breadth of study in these degree programs allows our graduates to relatively quickly move into positions of responsibility in fields such as design, testing, manufacturing, system integration, maintenance, production support, customer support and business systems support.

In the first year of your Computer Games Technology degree, you’ll be introduced to the many technologies used to implement a design for a video game. You’ll spend time looking into the development lifecycle of video games with a particular focus on the player experience and how game developers can shape this. You’ll be introduced to the high-level programming knowledge a game developer needs, allowing you to create games that are robust and efficient – a critical requirement of the video games industry. You’ll also understand the principal components of high-level programming code, laying the foundation for other modules.

The Bachelor's in Computing Technology program offers students a comprehensive education in the fundamentals and practical aspects of information technology. The curriculum is designed to equip studen...

Open new doors to hundreds of fulfilling professional positions in the world of technology and computer science with an online computer information systems degree. Not a single industry has been unmarked by the accelerating growth of technology, and students in computer and technology programs are no longer limited by narrowly defined technological occupations.

In today's world, nearly everyone depends on computers, and computer science majors are the people who computers depend on. Gain a solid background in the fundamental concepts of computer science, skills that translate into an immediate job in our technology-driven world.

Our technology-driven world demands innovative, high-tech professionals who specialize in areas like software development, programming, networks and cybersecurity.

Discover a field on the frontlines of the world's most pressing issues. From conquering disease to protecting the environment, the solutions to our problems rely on computer systems. At UMass Amherst, computer science is a collaborative field of study, focused on developing the hard skills and capacity for creative problem solving necessary to develop the innovative solutions for the future.

The Computers and Information Systems (CIS) curriculum is primarily concerned with the application of the systems development life cycle to business-oriented, computer-based information systems. As such, its subject matter involves the study of systems analysis, systems design, database management, and computer programming, along with other technical and business study areas pertinent to the development and implementation of information systems in a variety of operational and administrative settings.

Our updated BSc (Hons) Computing course caters to current employer demands, covering areas like data analysis, cloud computing, cybersecurity, and programming. Unique dual pathways allow you to focus on technical expertise or IT management. With the high demand for advanced computing skills globally, graduates find abundant career opportunities.

Learn to analyze, design, and implement software solutions to solve real world problems.

Cyber security is an area of vital importance to industry, government institutions, and national security. You’ll graduate workforce-ready, with skills to succeed in this high-demand field that is expected to grow even more in the future.