Computer Science, B.S.

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Computer Science Degree

Become an innovator and technology leader in one of the fastest growing and highest paid career fields.

Why Study Computer Science?

Connect one-on-one with faculty, fellow students, and other professionals through classroom instruction, hands-on learning, and internships:

Work with machine learning algorithms and datasets to train computers to analyze data and make predictions about the world.
Learn cutting-edge topics like machine learning, artificial intelligence, and quantum computing.
Develop skills in today’s most relevant area of computing – machines that mimic cognitive functions, such as learning, problem-solving, pattern recognition, and language understanding.
Work alongside your peers and faculty to create innovative solutions and intelligent computer programs.
Gain practical experience during various internship opportunities.

Concentration in Artificial Intelligence

With the concentration in artificial intelligence, students will develop skills in today’s most relevant area of computing – machines that mimic cognitive functions, such as learning, problem-solving, pattern recognition, and language understanding. Students will work with machine learning algorithms and datasets to train computers to analyze data and make predictions about the world.

Contact

Kasey Chermak
Program Director
570-945-8444
kasey.chermak@5675n.com

Program

Semester Map, BS (120 Credits)
Minors
College Catalog
Tuition & Financial Aid

Program Goals

Demonstrate a fundamental understanding of topics in computing systems such as programming language paradigms, operating systems, computer networks, and high-performance computing.
Perform effectively as a team leader as well as a member, by actively participating in the team, completing assigned tasks on schedule and working toward a common goal.
Apply critical thinking skills by analyzing facts using appropriate methodologies to relate the issue to the known body of knowledge and drawing sound conclusions.
Apply knowledge and skills to successfully design, develop or enhance, and implement shareable projects that advance computer science in applied areas.

What can I do with a degree in computer science?

Career Options

Computer Analyst
Chief Information Officer
Database Administrator
IT Programmer
Information Technology Manager
Project Manager
Solutions Developer

Employers

Fluid IT Group
Keystone College Information Technology Department
Lackawanna County Information Services
Prudential Investments
Tobyhanna Army Depot

Exceptional experiences.
Giant outcomes.

12:1

Keystone student-to-faculty ratio

22%

increase in jobs over the next 10 years

$89,190

Median annual salary for computer science careers

Amazing opportunities—on campus and beyond

From internships and experiential learning opportunities to travel and conferences, you’ll have many opportunities to conduct real-world experiences, work with your peers and mentors in your chosen field, and learn first-hand the latest skills to succeed in the real world.

Internships

Students will acquire leadership and management skills, professional growth and personal fulfillment that can’t be gained in the classroom.

Learn about internships

Keystone College student reads on computer

Connections

Over 30 student-run clubs and organizations are available and are a wonderful way to meet people, travel, learn about different subjects, and gain valuable leadership opportunities.

Be Involved

When you become a Giant, you will enjoy campus life in a passionate, close-knit community…a family. Keystone College comes together in many different ways with 18 Division III sports, a variety of student events, 276 acres to explore, and various ways to learn both inside and outside of the classroom.