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Dr. Dale Hamilton

208.467.8769

dhamilton@nnu.edu

COMPUTER SCIENCE

Bachelor of Science

NNU’s Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science provides the skills you need to enter into today’s technology-driven workforce. This degree will give you a strong foundation in software development, networking, graphics, and the various applications of modern computing, giving you the competitive edge.

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  • Gain a strong foundation in software development, networking, graphics, and the various applications of modern computing
  • Choose a concentration in data science or cybersecurity
  • Hands-on experience and cutting-edge research in interdisciplinary data science and artificial intelligence analytics in collaboration with NASA, NIH, and the USDA

About Computer Science

NNU’s computer science degrees will prepare students for today’s technology-driven workforce. After graduation, you will be ready for careers in programming, database design, networking, web development, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, bioinformatics research and more.

Students pursuing a degree in Computer Science may choose to concentrate their area of study with a general computer science emphasis, a data science emphasis or cybersecurity emphasis. As cyber threats continue to increase so too does the demand for skilled cybersecurity professionals. Unfortunately, there aren’t enough skilled workers to fill those roles. Companies are in need of highly-educated individuals who can help protect their organization from the next big attack —and they are willing to pay generously for professionals who can do that. According to reports, Data Scientists with a computer programming degree can earn an average of $108,000 per year.

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Bachelor of Science

Offered On Campus

NNU is proud to offer the only data science major in the Northwest

NNU is proud to offer the only data science major in the Northwest outside of the big Pac12 research institutions in Washington and Oregon. Here, undergraduate students don’t have to wait until they pursue an advanced degree to participate in research; hands-on experience and cutting-edge research is being done by undergraduates every day in the development of interdisciplinary data science and artificial intelligence analytics in collaboration with NASA, NIH and the USDA.
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Related Career Paths

Metropolitan and nonmetropolitan area occupational employment and wage estimates for the Boise area are sourced from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Computer and Information Systems Managers

Computer Network Support Specialists

Computer and Mathematical Occupations

Computer Systems Analysts

Meet Our Faculty

My professors do an immense job at ensuring my readiness for the corporate world. Using their own experience and the content from the class, I learn every day how to be the best student and future professional I can be.
Braelyn Boerner

BS Computer Science CyberSecurity