Computer Science Degree
Design and develop tomorrow’s technology solutions.
UND has the top online computer science degree in the Upper Midwest. You'll be in demand with fundamental system and computer programming skills.
- Program type:
- Major
- Format:
- On Campus or Online
- Est. time to complete:
- 4-5 years
- Credit hours:
- 124
Why earn a Computer Science degree?
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Bachelor's in Computer Science
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The B.S. in Computer Science is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET.
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Collaborate with engineering, aerospace, and medical students, as well as other disciplines.
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Conduct research, develop software and manage systems for many schools and departments.
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Flexible course offerings and specializations allow for a tailored educational experience.
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Gain access to on-campus computing power. We have two computer labs, a set of diverse servers and a high-performance computing (HPC) system.
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For those who are Active Duty, this program is AU-ABC degree eligible.
What can you do with a Computer Science bachelor's degree?
Computer Science Degree Courses
Online Computer Science Degree
Military Friendly® School
UND is a top college for military affiliates. In fact, 1 in 7 students are veterans, active duty, spouses, or military dependents.
- Dedicated Support Services: You’ll have access to the Veteran & Military Services office, where you can get personalized help with VA benefits, advising, scholarships, and counseling resources.
- Military Affiliated Peer Support (MAPS): At UND, you’ll find peer student support staff ready to guide you, offer encouragement, and connect you with the resources you need to achieve your academic and personal goals.
- ROTC Programs: If you’re looking to grow as a leader, UND’s Army and Air Force ROTC programs provide you with hands-on leadership training and the opportunity to build lasting camaraderie.
- Priority Registration: Individuals using VA funding benefit from priority course registration, ensuring you can build a schedule that fits your other commitments.
FAQs
With a Computer Science degree, you can work in virtually any field, as computing skills are integral across industries. Computer Science graduates can work in areas such as artificial intelligence, databases, gaming, automation, web development, robotics, data mining, computer security and mobile computing.
Computer science poses its own set of challenges, though the level of difficulty varies from person to person. Students with diverse skills and backgrounds may find different aspects of the field either challenging or engaging. Overall, with commitment and consistent effort, the intricacies of computer science can be effectively mastered.
Successful completion of a Computer Science degree requires skills like attention to detail, curiosity, resourcefulness, persistence, creativity and logical and creative thinking. While some areas may require a strong mathematics background, many positions only need a basic college-level understanding.
Bachelor’s level Computer Science degrees are designed for a four-year completion, depending on credit load. However, the timeframe can extend to four and a half to five years if students choose to add minors, double majors or enroll in extra classes.
Using Technology for Good
Initially drawn to UND by the Esports program, Mario Medeles is now pursuing his Computer Science degree to make a positive impact with technology.