Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

a: Apply knowledge of computing concepts, theories, and principles from specialized fields and allied disciplines in the abstraction, conceptualization of computing solutions.

b:  Identify and analyze requirements and research literature to systematically learn, select, and utilize appropriate tools to formulate solutions for complex computing problems.

c: Evaluate requirements of simple to complex computing problems and apply the mathematical foundations, algorithmic principles, computing theories in modeling, designing, and developing solutions and systems

d: Understand the impact of computing solution designs with consideration for public health and safety, cultural, environmental, and societal aspects.

e: Demonstrate comprehension of computing theories, principles, and implications in weighing the tradeoffs involved in design and development options of computing solutions.

f: Identify and evaluate both legacy and current tools, techniques, algorithms, and technologies as well as their limitations and determine the most appropriate to use to accomplish a goal or solve a problem.

g: Work professionally, harmoniously, and effectively in multidisciplinary and multicultural teams to accomplish a common goal while being able to exhibit independence and reliability in assigned tasks.

h: Communicate and explain technology and computing solutions, oral and written, to various stakeholders from different cultures and societies in an effective and respectful manner.

i: Distinguish the legal, social, ethical, and professional issues involved in the utilization of computing technology including their implications and be guided in adopting, creating, using, and sharing computing solutions.

j: Recognize the need for continuous professional and personal development and have the ability to engage in independent learning, be open to new ideas, trends, and innovation, and seek further knowledge.