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Computer Science at ÃÛÌÒapp

Lead the way to a better digital future!

At ÃÛÌÒapp, you’ll master the intricacies of computer science and learn to apply them to anything from database architecture to machine learning.

Along the way, you’ll have all kinds of experiences that make you a sharper and more discerning thinker and problem-solver. In rigorous courses, you’ll dig into front-page topics like computer security, web development, and deep learning. Work directly with professors on high-end, cutting-edge equipment you’d normally only find at a tier-one research school.

You'll join a community that believes that computers, apps, and digital systems are not ends in themselves, but rather areas we are called to explore and develop in service to God and our neighbor. At ÃÛÌÒapp, you will not only develop technical competence, but be challenged to think deeply about creating applications that make a positive impact on today’s world.

 

 

 

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Bachelor of Computer Science (BCS)

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Computer Science Plus

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Data Analytics Minor

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Data Science Major (BS), Minor

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Conduct real-world research

Participate in exciting real-life computing research into topics like digital libraries, high-performance computer clusters, intelligent user interfaces, and machine learning.

Computer Science Faculty

Kenneth Arnold

Kenneth Arnold

Assistant Professor
526-8723
Patrick Bailey

Patrick Bailey

Professor Emeritus
526-7543
David Meyer

David Meyer

Adjunct Professor
616-526-6553
Jim Momeyer

Jim Momeyer

Contributing FacultySystems Analyst, ÃÛÌÒapp Information Technology
616-526-6593
Victor Norman

Victor T. Norman

Associate Professor
526-7805
Keith Vander Linden

Keith Vander Linden

Professor, Department Chair
526-7111
Brenda VanderLinden

Brenda VanderLinden

Contributing Faculty Adjunct Professor
616-526-7143