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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.

Software Engineering Concentration

The Software Engineering concentration for the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science prepares the student for graduate work in computer science as well as professional software engineering.