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What is it?
Computer Science programs focus on building a strong foundation in technology through hands-on learning in programming, networking, databases, and operating systems. Students also explore cybersecurity and information assurance, gaining the skills needed to protect systems and data from modern threats. These programs prepare students for industry certifications like CompTIA A+, Network+, and Security+ and open pathways to careers in IT, networking, and cybersecurity.
CareersComputer Programmer Cybersecurity Analyst Systems Administrator IT Support Specialist
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ACSL (American Computer Science League): ACSL is a national computer science competition that challenges students in problem-solving, programming, and computing concepts. It helps students develop coding, logical reasoning, and analytical skills while providing opportunities to compete at regional and national levels.
NCWIT (National Center for Women & Information Technology): NCWIT is a nonprofit organization that inspires and supports girls and women in computing. It provides programs, mentorship, and resources to encourage students to explore technology, develop skills, and pursue careers in IT, computer science, and cybersecurity.
Boiler Tech Challenge: The Boiler Tech Challenge gives students the opportunity to apply programming, automation, and problem-solving skills in a hands-on technical competition. Participants work with control systems, sensors, and software to develop solutions, building practical experience for careers in computer science, engineering, and technology.
