The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science curriculum is designed to provide in-depth professional training in a range of current computer science subjects, including structured programming, object-oriented analysis and program design, computer organization principles and industry-wide operating systems, database principles and applications, and principles of computer networks. It is designed to equip the student with both a theoretical background and hands-on experience. The curriculum provides training in software engineering and prepares the students for employment in computer software related areas, such as computer software design and development, and computer software applications in computer networks and Internet systems. After completing the undergraduate degree, a student is also prepared to enter an advanced degree program in a computer science related field if he/she desires.<br><br>Students graduating with a BSCS degree will be able to -<br><br>Communicate proficiently on topics that are related to computer science and computer systems with a range of audiences.<br>Utilize general knowledge in areas such as data management, algorithms, networking, or quantitative analysis to solve computing problems.<br>Search, locate, and utilize information pertaining to current computing practices, technology used in the industry, and software tools to fulfill specified requirements.<br>Demonstrate rational thinking over the selection and application of suitable computing solutions appropriate to the discipline.<br>Apply computer science principles and skills acquired in the degree program to work on programming assignments and projects.