School of Computer Science
Phone: (405) 325-4042
Email: cs@ou.edu
Website: cs.ou.edu
Computer science is an exciting and dynamic technical discipline that studies the principles and use of computers. Computer science has become the basis for much of the growth in today’s global economy. New computing technologies are being introduced in the marketplace at an astonishing rate, making the curriculum for computer science education fresh, dynamic and evolving. The School of Computer Science in the Gallogly College of Engineering prepares students for careers in this lucrative, cutting-edge field.
Computer science students typically have interests in:
High school preparation should include math and basic computer skills.
OU computer science students develop skills through experiential learning by practicing what is learned in the classroom through real world experiences. Students are tutored and mentored by upper-classmen with opportunities to expand horizons through study abroad. With accomplished faculty and expert guest speakers, students are empowered through professional development and receive competitive advantages in pursuing future careers.
Computer science graduates are in high demand, sought after by industries, major corporations, small businesses, start-up software companies, government agencies and universities. With a broad, flexible schedule, students may take elective courses in topical areas of interest, such as computer graphics, intelligent robotic systems, data networks, data mining, cryptography and more.
There are numerous clubs computer science students can be a part of. Check them out:
Computer Science specific organizations:
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Computer science courses include:
Visit the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ website to explore the median pay for jobs you can pursue with this degree.
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET, https://www.abet.org, under the General Criteria and the Computer Science and Similarly Named Computing Programs Program Criteria.
