Computer ScienceBachelor of Arts

Why study Computer Science at Gustavus?

Computer Science majors learn to think analytically and logically, design creative and robust solutions, work in a team environment, and explore new technologies. You will solve problems using multiple programming languages and development platforms, and you'll have a theoretical and practical understanding of the fundamental principles and concepts of computer science that will apply to a variety of careers.

Course Examples

Every year, Gustavus faculty teach more than 1,800 courses - you'll be able to choose what interests you. Maybe one of these courses from Mathematics, Computer Science, and Statistics will be on your class schedule.

  • MCS-381Social Computing
  • MCS-210Computing in Society
  • MCS-189Introduction to Data
  • MCS-388Compiler Design
Louis Yu, Mathematics, Computer Science, and Statistics

“After a week of teaching I was certain that teaching was what I wanted to do for the rest of my life.”

Louis Yu, Mathematics, Computer Science, and Statistics

What can I do with a degree in Computer Science?

The Computer Science major is adaptable - and valuable - leading to many different fields and fulfilling careers. Here are a few popular paths, but a Gustavus degree can take you anywhere.

  • Software Engineering
  • Project Management
  • Database Administration
  • Web Design
  • System Developer
$99,806
Average salary 5 years post graduation — Post-Secondary Employment Outcomes Explorer from the U.S. Census Bureau
11:1  Student to Faculty Ratio
72  Majors
100%  of courses taught by faculty members
15  pre-professional programs in a wide variety of disciplines

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