Computer Science - Montana Tech of the University of Montana

Computer Science from Montana Tech of the University of Montana is a Campus Bachelor Computer Science degree that prepares you for a IT career. The Computer Science program is accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology/ Computing Accreditation Commission (ABET/CAC). It is housed in the Computer Science department which provides instruction and laboratory experience to students of most other majors on campus. The program maintains a balance of theory and practical experience, made possible by low class sizes and a low student to faculty ratio. The Computer Science department laboratory is centrally located between faculty offices, enabling significant student-faculty interaction. This lab contains computers running MS Windows and access to the department Linux servers. Program Mission: Our program prepares students to solve problems using computers . Our graduates positively influence how computer technology affects the world and carry on our institution?s tradition of excellence. Our graduates have excellent skills, a ?can do? attitude, and meet industry expectations right out of college. During the first three to five years after graduation our CS graduates will have: 1. Adapted, thrived, and contributed in an industry setting or completed a graduate program 2. Contribute to the continual improvement and competitiveness of their workplace. 3. Demonstrated an ongoing commitment to professional development. At the time of graduation, all Computer Science students will have demonstrated the ability to: CS/SE1 Understand professional and ethical responsibilities CS/SE2 Work with clients and co-workers, have tact, and see things from other perspectives CS/SE3 Identify and evaluate technical alternatives CS/SE4 Identify and evaluate non-technical alternatives CS/SE5 Apply oral and written skills effectively CS6 Use the techniques and tools of modern computing and software development CS/SE7 Work effectively in multidisciplinary teams CS/SE8 Understand the need for professional development and historical perspective CS/SE9 Learn new technologies independently CS/SE10 See a multistage project/task through to completion CS/SE11 See the essence of the problem and design a solution CS/SE12 Stay current with respect to societal issues relating to computer technology CS/SE13 Apply quantitative methods to software development CS14 Apply skills gained in math, science and logic CS/SE15 Be technically proficient and perform all phases of software development CS/SE16 Work effectively in one or more significant application domains. CS17 Observe, use, reflect on, and refine software development processes and computing infrastructure View more details on Montana Tech of the University of Montana . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Computer Science courses.