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Computer science prepares students for life in an information technology society. You’ll learn technological literacy and problem solving skills and gain an understanding of the ethical and social impacts of computing in the modern world. Develop your degree with a specific focus, such as software engineering, intelligent systems, computational science, graphics, visualization and computer vision, human-computer interaction, big data analytics, or cybersecurity.
A computer science degree from CWU opens the door to some of the hottest careers in the country. Our grads land internships and jobs with leading companies such as Microsoft, Boeing, Facebook, and Amazon.
- Computer science students work one-on-one with our distinguished faculty on research, present at national and international conferences, and publish papers in scientific journals.
- Our facilities have cutting-edge computers and mobile devices for teaching development techniques for Windows, OS X, iOS, or Android. For senior projects, students work with clients to design, build, and document software applications.
- In fall 2018 the program will move into a new state-of-the-art computer and information technology center. Construction began on the Samuelson Union Building spring 2016. When finished, it will also house online learning and the departments of Mathematics and Information Technology and Administrative Management.
Why computer science at CWU?
The Computer Science Program at CWU is flexible and robust and prepares you for life in an information technology society.
Students learn technological literacy problem solving skills and gain an understanding of the ethical and social impacts of computing in the modern world.
CWU Computer Science Career Opportunities
Career Opportunities
Software Developer
Database Administrator
Systems Developer/Engineer
Computer Systems Analyst
Web Developer
IT Application Development & Support
Computer Network Architect
Information Security Analyst
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Points of Pride
Computer science students work one-on-one with our distinguished faculty on research, present at national and international conferences, and publish papers in scientific journals.
CWU facilities have cutting-edge computers and mobile devices for teaching development techniques for Windows, OS X, iOS, or Android. Students work with clients to design, build, and document software applications.
In fall 2018 the program will move into a new state-of-the-art computer and information technology center. Construction began on the Samuelson Union Building spring 2016. When finished, it will also house online learning and the departments of Mathematics and Information Technology and Administrative Management.