Computer Science
Coding is not just for coders. All managers and entrepreneurs should understand how to program. Learn how to code, how to talk about it, and how to connect technologies with human need. Complete two computer science modules to qualify for a minor in computer science.
At a glance
Two modules available
Difficulty: Intermediate to advanced
Available as minor only
At a glance
Two modules available
Difficulty: Intermediate to advanced
Available as minor only
Specialization snapshot
Key topics & skills
Thinking Like a Coder & Writing Simple Programs (Python)
Code Debugging, Formatting & Performance Optimization (Python)
Coding for Databases & the Fundamentals of SQL
Web Application Technologies & Components
Intelligent Systems, Cybersecurity & Information Assurance
Professional skills gained
Why Computer Science?
If you want to learn to code, think like a coder, and understand the sector then the computer science minor is for you. You’ll learn how to leverage existing and new technologies to embrace innovations and create new markets.
Computer Science 1
Computer Science 1
Get a solid foundation in object-oriented programming and problem-solving with Python.
Credits: 7.5
Difficulty: Intermediate
Requirement: Core modules 1, 2, 3
Computer Science 2
Innovative Technologies & Application Development
Learn how to engage with intelligent systems in a secure way and drive real business outcomes.
Credits: 7.5
Difficulty: Advanced
Requirement: Computer Science 1
What our students say
Technology is the great equalizer—it empowers people and countries that need it most. To see technology changing lives and empowering communities really inspires me.
Dan Evans Ngo
Filipino
Class of 2018
