About the Applied Computer Science Degree
Computer science lies at the center of all business and communication in today’s ever-shrinking world. Become one of the future elite with a degree in applied computer science from TROY. With specialties such as cyber security and advanced programming, you will be trained in the skills necessary to engage in this constantly changing and evolving field. Whether joining the workforce or continuing on to graduate studies, a Bachelor of Science in applied computer science from TROY can help you realize your full potential.
Why choose TROY?
Taught by a talented and dedicated faculty that combines quality academic standing
with real-world skills and expertise, the curriculum equips graduates with the ability
to solve problems with computer programs, think critically, administer databases and
assist in the administration of networking.
A student tutoring program dedicated to student success is provided through the program as well as an active computer science student organization that organizes academic events, fun outings and networking opportunities with potential employers. TROY’s reputation and partnerships within the field of computer sciences provides students with excellent internship opportunities that can potentially lead to employment with businesses in Alabama and beyond.
As a TROY student, you’ll benefit from a caring and approachable faculty and learn to work individually and as a member of a team on projects that include game designs, cell phone apps, web applications and visualization, among others. You’ll be engaged in course projects and software engineering courses that will prepare you for all of the technological advances in the field.
Graduates of the program are prepared to enter the workforce with the skills necessary to succeed in an ever-expanding and potentially lucrative field.
Courses
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Program Locations
- TROY Online
- Dothan Campus^^
- Montgomery Campus^^
^^ Offered as blended program. A blended program combines both online and face-to-face course in the required program of study.