Bachelor of Science in Computer Science - Software Engineering

The software engineer makes informed decisions about the suitability of existing software libraries for solving a particular problem. The software engineering concentration of the major in computer science prepares you to do just that — with training that stresses practice over theory, primarily for the development, operation and maintenance of software.As a software engineering major at UM, you’ll graduate with the skills necessary to develop and maintain large-scale software projects. In fact, the program will set you up beautifully for industry positions which are heavy on applications development, particularly web development — providing you with skills not often met by many computer science programs. Better yet, the software engineering degree pairs perfectly with interests in other programs.

To be considered for undergraduate admission to University of Montana, all international applicants must demonstrate English proficiency by submitting a score on an approved test or by qualifying for an exemption. To be eligible for admission, freshman students must have met/be on track to meet all upper/senior secondary school requirements with the equivalent of a 2.5 U.S. GPA to be automatically considered for admission to undergraduate programs. UM Undergraduate Admissions recognizes the following English proficiency tests. To meet the English proficiency requirement for each admission type, an applicant's test result needs to meet or exceed the posted minimum