WSU's School of Computing offers two accredited undergraduate programs and four accredited graduate programs where students conduct state-of-the-art work in machine learning, algorithms and software systems, robotics, and computer systems and architecture.
School of Computing Academic Programs
For undergraduates, the School of Computing offers:
- Computer Science Bachelor of Science (B.S. C.S.), ABET accredited
- Cybersecurity Bachelor of Science (B.S. A.C.), HLC accredited
- An undergraduate Minor in Computer Science
At the graduate level, we offer HLC accredited:
- Master of Science in Computer Science (M.S. C.S.);
- Master of Science in Computing (M.S. C.P.)
- Master of Science in Data Science (M.S. D.S.)
- Master of Science in Computer Networking (M.S. C.N.) - (being phased out and replaced by the M.S. C.P. degree);
- Doctor of Philosophy degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (Ph.D. E.E.C.S.), Computer Science Concentration.
School of Computing graduate certificates:
- graduate certificate in Computational Data Science
- graduate certificate in Computer Networking
- graduate certificate in Information Assurance and Cybersecurity
- graduate certificate in Software Engineering
School of Computing Mission
The mission of the school of computing is to provide students with a strong foundation in the traditional and contemporary areas of computer science, cybersecurity, computing, and data science. The objective of the undergraduate programs is to educate students in science and engineering so that they can conceive and solve technological problems in society. Social and humanistic (including diversity) issues are also emphasized in the general education component of the program to provide breadth in education. The undergraduate programs provide graduates with the knowledge, aptitudes, and attitudes which prepare them for corporate and governmental entry level jobs or to pursue further education at the graduate level. The objective of the graduate programs is to enable students to synthesize, interpret, and apply research and other forms of knowledge for the advancement of the discipline.
Helpful Links
- Anonymous feedback form for the School Director
- School of Computing Academic Integrity Policy
- Career Development Center