Computer Science - Clarke University

Computer Science from Clarke University is a Campus Bachelor Computer Science degree that prepares you for a IT career. The computer science program is designed to provide students with the practical, theoretical and ethical foundations for life-long learning in ever-changing computing careers. Clarke College has long been recognized as a leader among colleges in computer science. Our curriculum is based on professional standards and is responsive to the changing needs of the industries that employ our graduates. Major courses emphasize computing theory, hands-on applications, and skills and consider both large and small computer systems utilizing state-of-the-art applications. The program also provides in-depth background for graduate study. Small classes promote interactive, in-depth learning with instructors who spend extensive time with students. Both individual and team projects are an important part of this curriculum. Students have the opportunity to work with a variety of state-of-the-art networked computers and various operating systems (Windows, Linux, UNIX, etc.). The department's Isadore lab (named for the patron saint of computers) includes two Mac computers with dual processors fully loaded with all necessary software including advanced graphic software such as Maya 3D and OpenGL. Stereographic software is also installed including Anaglyph and Shuttered glasses rendering software. The lab also has two IBM computers equipped with Xeon dual processors and two IBM Opteron dual processors. All IBM computers are equipped with graphics and stereographic software including 3D Studio Max and Another I's. All IBM computers are capable of rendering realistic 3D animations. In addition to these machines, the Isadore lab has two SynthaGram monitors that are glass free 3D display monitors. Besides this lab, the department also utilizes the college's computing facilities. Computer science majors are encouraged to complete a concentrated sequence of courses in a related field. A minor in computer science is also offered to students who wish to diversify or complement their major field of study. View more details on Clarke University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Computer Science courses.