Computer Programming Degree Program Highlights
The possibilities are endless with a bachelor of computer science.
From smartphones to autonomous vehicles, computer science is at the heart of virtually every device and product we use in our daily lives and is an essential part of every industry today. The field is constantly advancing with new applications, such as artificial intelligence and data analytics becoming widespread. The need for computer scientists is growing as well.
- Our bachelor’s degree in computer science is designed with guidance from industry professionals and is constantly being updated to keep up with advances in technology.
- Students in this computer programming degree study several programming languages, data structures and algorithms, computer architecture, application security and artificial intelligence. You’ll complete a year-long senior project where you can apply knowledge and skills to solving a real-world computing problem and a 150-hour work experience with a company.
- Graduates of the programming degree online have both the breadth and depth of knowledge and skills in computing and programming sought after by employers. You’ll be ready to start working in the industry or continue your education with an advanced degree.
- Upon completion of the bachelor in computer science with concentration in computer programming, you can continue your education with a Master of Science in Information Systems.
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Computer Programming classes are taught online. Plus, general education and prerequisite courses are typically available online and on all campuses throughout Michigan.
Learn MoreWhy Earn a Computer Programming Degree?
From smartphones to autonomous vehicles, the computer-enabled objects around us shape the way we communicate, travel, work and play. Computer scientists, sometimes called computer programmers, are professionals who work closely with software developers and engineers to apply logic, creative thinking and analytical skills to write, test, debug, modify and maintain the codes that computers use to function.
Computer scientists invent the future by developing the architectures, applications and techniques for advanced computing systems. Computer scientists work across all industries, including finance/banking, consulting, manufacturing, health care and medicine, government agencies, automotive, aerospace and education.
Computer Programming Curriculum
The Baker College online computer science bachelor's degree in computer programming is a 4-year, 120 credit hours program. The program includes 30 hours in general education, 42 hours in the computer science major, 18 hours of information technology fundamentals, 15 hours in the computer programming concentration, and 15 hours of electives. Computer programming courses include data structures and algorithms, multiple programming languages, computer architecture, artificial intelligence, system development methods, as well as a senior project.
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Emerging Programming Languages
Computer Architecture
Senior Project
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Core courses for this degree program are not offered on campus.
For those interested, a selection of general education and prerequisite courses are available on campus each semester.
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Courses for this degree program are available through Baker Online.
100% online, this format offers flexible scheduling with 8-week semesters
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Courses for this degree program are available through Online Live.
100% online with set class times, this format offers live, real-time virtual learning.
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