Bachelor Degree Program in
Bachelor of Science in Computer Systems and Engineering
The Computer Systems and Engineering program strives for quality in teaching and research by covering the fundamentals as well as applied aspects of computer science while enabling students with technological problem-solving skills, collaborative activities, and consideration of ethical issues. The program focuses on full-stack development, Cloud Computing, and Security
The goals of the Bachelor of Science in Computer Systems Engineering program are to:
- Prepare students for entry to mid-level employment opportunities.
- Develop strong oral and written communication skills.
- Provide a clear understanding of ethical issues related to the computing profession.
- Prepare students for the upcoming AI technical revolution.
Graduates of the program will:
- Apply knowledge of computing and mathematics appropriate to computer science.
- Recognize the ethical, legal, security, and social implications of computing.
- Demonstrate communication skills to convey technical information accurately and effectively.
- Recognize the need for continuous professional and educational development.
- Develop and design software solutions using design methodologies, data structures, and programming languages.
- Acquire current skills in computer networks.
- Knowledge of designing a website.
- Understand the technical trend in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.
For a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Systems and Engineering, students must complete 120 semester credit hours: 36 semester credit hours in general education courses, 60 semester credit hours in computer systems and engineering core courses, and 24 semester credits in elective courses.
A Minor in Computer Systems and Engineering can be earned in conjunction with any major at CSTU. Students should complete 6 core BSCSE courses with a GPA 2.0 and above to earn a minor in Computer Systems and Engineering.
Graduation Requirements
To graduate from the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration program or the Bachelor of Science in Computer Systems and Engineering, students must complete a minimum total of 120 credit hours with the following requirements:
Complete the required coursework in the following categories:
- GE Course Requirements
- Core Course Requirements
- Elective Course Requirements
And fulfill the following requirements:
- Maintain a grade of C- or better for all courses taken to clear deficiencies or towards the degree requirements,
- Maintain an overall GPA of 2.5 or better,
- Maintain good standing with the University – with clear financial, library, and other school records,
- File a petition for graduation.
Upon completion of the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration program, graduates will receive a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree. BSBA graduates will be prepared to pursue careers in marketing, data analysis, technical management, product management, and other areas of business administration, or to continue their education in graduate programs in business or related fields.
Upon completion of the Bachelor of Science in Computer Systems Engineering program, graduates will receive a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science degree. BSCSE graduates will be prepared to pursue careers in software development, data analysis, system administration, and other areas of computer science, or to continue their education in graduate programs in computer science or related fields.