Computer Science and Information Systems
Graduates are employed in many phases of the analysis, design, manufacturing, testing, research, development and administration of computer systems.
Why SVSU?
- The curriculum is noted for the many laboratory and project experiences. Software design and development is taught and integrated throughout the curriculum.
- All students receive personal attention from the instructors, because class sizes are small.
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The CS department has Sun Workstations running Solaris, Linux Workstations and servers, PCs running Windows XP at its disposal. Students become versed in C++, Visual Basic, and Java and will be exposed to many different experiences and topics that will prepare them for the workplace.
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SVSU has twice as many computers per student than the national average.
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Classes are taught by qualified and experienced faculty members, many of whom hold the highest degrees in their field. No courses are taught by graduate students.
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Students can get involved in the SVSU Chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), a national professional-level organization.
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