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Learn the skills for an in-demand career in a program built for curious, unconventional thinkers who want to do more than just code. Alfred University’s Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science offers you the opportunity to design, analyze, and implement computational solutions while shaping a professional path that’s uniquely your own.
Official Degree Name
Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science
Campus Locations
Main Campus - Alfred, NY
Credit Hours
124
Average Time to Degree
4 years
Application Deadlines
Fall Early Action: Dec. 1
Fall Regular Decision: Feb. 1 Preferred
Spring Regular Decision: Dec. 1
As a student in the bachelor’s in computer science program, you gain expertise in the innovative technology shaping the modern world. That includes artificial intelligence, machine learning, computer networking, operating systems, and parallel programming.
Computer science degree students have access to a computer laboratory equipped with powerful desktop computers, featuring mathematical software, as well as audio/visual and teaching aids. You can use the lab for coursework in differential equations, linear algebra, advanced engineering mathematics, and more.
Learning doesn’t just happen in the classroom. Alfred’s CASTLE (Computer and Software Technology Learning Experience) Lab hosts weekly meetings, programming competitions, and computer science events, offering the chance to explore how your skills apply to real-world challenges.
What do computer science majors learn? The computer science degree program at Alfred University offers core courses in computer science and general electives that allow you to explore other interests. As a computer science graduate, you are equipped to:
In the CS program, you gain experience in front-end and back-end development using fundamental programming languages such as Python, Java, and C/C++. You graduate with marketable skills to launch your career in technology and engineering.
The bachelor’s degree in computer science degree curriculum covers a wide range of topics. Core courses may include:
In addition to fulfilling the requirements of the computer science major and Alfred’s College of Liberal Arts & Sciences general education requirements, you also must complete the college's First Year Experience Program or Transfer Student Program.
All BA in Computer Science applicants must submit an Alfred University application. Requirements include:
International students must submit original or certified copies of all secondary and post-secondary transcripts or records of grades to date, along with proof of graduation. These must be prepared and authorized by the student's home institution and be accompanied by a certified English translation.
Earning a bachelor’s in computer science degree from Alfred University prepares you to pursue a variety of career paths. Potential job titles for graduates include:
The computer science degree program is a great option for those seeking a double major, and it’s available to any Alfred University student. Some reasons to double major include the ability to:
Computer science minors complete core courses for 12 credits in computer science and algorithm design. They also complete 12 additional credits from computer science courses and electives.
The bachelor’s in computer science program emphasizes exploration and experimentation, giving you the chance to find a career path that best fits your interests. Our expert faculty is here to support you every step of the way. Here are just some of the Computer Science faculty within the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
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