The computer science minor provides a student with a practical foundation in software development, as well as the theory and applications of databases and computer networks.

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A Computer Science minor enhances a resumé and provides skills that are highly sought after by employers.  While computer science is its own academic field, its value is greatly enhanced when combined with another discipline. A minor in computer science complements a major in another discipline by giving students a greater depth of appreciation of computation and its possibilities.

 

This minor program provides students with useful skills in software development and computing principles. It provides a solid base to help students adapt to future changes in technology. In addition, with a computer science minor students will be able to solve complex and challenging problems.

 

A computer science minor can combine with any major. Whether a student is in the humanities or the sciences, this minor will give a student an added advantage in any professional setting.

 

Why Minor in Computer Science at the Mount?


  • Sets you apart from other job candidates in your field
  • Small class sizes, personal attention and a welcoming atmosphere for a healthy learning environment
  • Coursework that develops the advanced problem solving skills coveted by employers
  • Course projects and research that promote transforming ideas into innovative computer applications

News and Updates

Stay up to date with the most recent computer science minor news and events; visit the Department of Computing page.

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Additional Resources

  Faculty and Staff

Dennis Gibson
Assistant Professor, Computer Science Program Director

  Undergraduate Tuition
  Program Requirements