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Computers affect almost every aspect of modern-day life – and as the technology continues to advance, so does the demand for computer scientists. This is especially evident when you consider the expected employment growth rate: 12-24 percent through 2026 – much faster than the national average. And with median salaries that range from about $106,000 for software developers to $143,000 for computer and information systems managers – there’s no doubting the value of computer science skills.

If this high-earning and challenging field sounds appealing, LTU’s Bachelor of Science in Computer Science might be the program for you. The degree offers a solid foundation in computer science, combining industry-relevant courses and labs teaching state-of-the-art technologies in one of the country’s strongest undergraduate research programs.

Why LTU? You'll:

• Study with nationally recognized faculty
• Have access to paid internships, which frequently lead to full-time employment
• Work on interdisciplinary projects that hone your team-building and leadership skills
• Experience convenient schedules that include day, evening and online classes
• Have access to LTU’s well-connected career placement services
• Earn your degree in a productive, vital and economically diverse region that is one of the world’s great centers for entrepreneurship, technological achievement and innovation

Artificial Intelligence Concentration

As Computer utilization becomes more sophisticated, analyzing problems and programming solutions requires advanced Artificial Intelligence algorithms to deal with Big Data such as machine learning, deep learning, data mining, and pattern recognition. Undergraduate Computer Science degree coupled with Artificial Intelligence concentration gives students a competitive edge in today’s advance technological landscape. It will also provide an avenue to pursue a Master Degree in leading Artificial Intelligence technologies solving complex problems like autonomous vehicles, big data mining, computer vision, and natural language processing, and medical robotics (or robotics in healthcare).