Computer science is the study of computers, including the development and analysis of programs and the computing machinery that runs them. The WSU computer science program emphasizes software design and testing. You can broaden your studies by working with an advisor to choose courses that fulfill the degree requirements and give you specialized knowledge in other areas, such as artificial intelligence, human-computer interaction, security, networks, distributed systems, and more.<br><br>WSU computer science alumni have become leaders in local and worldwide companies, universities, and other computing-related areas. Learning labs include SGI and HP workstations for graphics and animation, PC operating systems based on Linux, PC-based networking, and microprocessor development. Superb computer facilities include Unix and Windows workstations with high-speed networking and 10-gigabit internet. Gain career strength in software engineering, operating systems, neural networks, data mining, computer graphics and animation, computer security, networking, and programming languages. Receive a solid technical background in math, science, and engineering. You can join a math, science, and engineering community residence hall at WSU Pullman-share classes with your neighbors, study together, get free tutoring, and use the hall's computer lab.