When you study computer science at Truman, you develop a strong background in software development so you can work with computers and technology to find solutions for real-life problems. The core computer science courses cover concepts, programming, simple data structures, mathematical structures, the theoretical foundation of computing, systems programming, computer architecture, data structures, and the ethics of computing.
With demand in nearly every field of work, computer science students are among the most sought-after graduates in the global workforce today. Whether you're interested in gaming, database management, business systems, mobile apps, or other areas, you can turn your interests into a career.
Career Opportunities
Recent Employers
Computer science students have had internships as early as their freshman year. Recent internships for computer science majors include:
You can complete research through individual software development projects, Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REUs), and personalized research experiences with one-on-one faculty mentorship.
Get involved in student organizations that fit your interests and career goals—from machinery to computer gaming, to a group specifically geared toward women in computer science,
Minors
Computer Science Minor
Cognitive Science Minor
Information Systems Minor
Mathematical Biology Minor
Graduate Studies
Master of Science in Data Science and Analytic Storytelling
Graduate Certificate in Data Science