Department of Computer Science offers three degrees:

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science

Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems

The Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science is intended for those students seeking an in-depth knowledge of the computer and computer systems. In addition to computer science courses, students will be required to take three semesters of Calculus and two semesters of Physics with Calculus. Students pursing this degree either minor in mathematics or add mathematics as a second major.

The Bachelor of Arts degree in Computer Science is intended for those students seeking broad knowledge of computer systems. Students pursuing this degree normally minor in one of the liberal arts programs or even pursue a double major with the second major being in the area of liberal arts.

The Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Information Systems is intended for those students interested in the business applications of computers. The student will be required to complete courses in accounting, economics, management, and systems analysis and design. Students in the program should consider a minor in some aspect of business.

The department also offers a Minor in Computer Science.

For more information, please contact:
Wojciech Ludwik Golik Professor of Mathematics Chair of Math/CS Department 318 Young Hall 636-949-4701 wgolik@lindenwood.edu	C. Renee Van Dyke Associate Professor of Computer Science 317 Young Hall 636-949-4722 rvandyke@lindenwood.edu