B.S. in Computer Science

As a student in the Computer Science B.S. program at the University of Cincinnati, you will gain the skills to design, analyze, and develop technology to improve and modernize life for all.Some important areas of computer science are: the design of more powerful or more easily used computer languages; the design of more powerful compilers, which translate programs written in computer languages into machine-executable code; the design of operating systems; and the design of networks and methodologies for computing over multiple distributed machines.At UC College of Engineering and Applied Science (CEAS), its all about you – we strive to help develop you into the person employers want to hire. Throughout your time with us, you will:You will gain education and hands-on training on computational information systems, software development, data science, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity.Customize your experience with many student organizations and events including ACM student chapter and programming hackathons.Build an impressive resume and professional network through our nationally recognized co-op program.

First-year applicants (sometimes referred to as freshman) are students who have completed high school and have not earned college course credit since graduating.First-year students applying to this program should also have completed the following college preparatory subjects: English (4 units); Mathematics, including algebra, geometry, and either pre-calculus or calculus (4 units); Science, including Chemistry and Physics (3 units); Social sciences (3 units); Electives (5 units).