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Computer Science B.S.
Computer Science B.S.

Computer Science B.S.

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  • Level:4-Year Bachelor's Degree
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Admission Requirements

Entry Requirements

The following documents are required for your application to be reviewed by the Admissions Committee:

  • Official secondary school transcript indicating courses completed with all grades

  • Official college transcript(s) from all previously attended universities (this is only required if you have attended college or taken college courses).

  • If necessary, have transcripts evaluated for foreign educational credential evaluation by a NACES Member Organization. Please note: SpanTran is our recommended international transcript evaluation service; they have a custom application that will make sure you select the correct type of evaluation at a discounted rate. 

  • Copy of your passport.

  • Bank Statement and Affidavit or financial guarantee. Your bank statement must show a minimum of $38,000 USD or the equivalent in your currency. 

English Requirements

Proof of English Proficiency. Minimum accepted scores include one of the following:

  • TOEFL (iBT 79)

  • IELTS score of 6

  • DuoLingo English Test score of 100

  • Pearson Test of English (PTEA) score of 53

Course Information

Why Study Computer Science?

Computer Science is an exciting and ever-changing field. Computer scientists solve complex, challenging and worldwide problems, as well as real-life problems ranging from medical to climate change issues—using creativity and innovation. Computer Science graduates are in high demand in a range of industrial and corporate settings and have excellent job prospects.

Why Study Computer Science at Eastern?

Students in Eastern’s Computer Science major develop essential skills needed in the competitive job market and are ready to adapt to and succeed in a fast-changing global landscape. Graduates apply their acquired knowledge and computational skills to solve real-world problems in a variety of occupations. Critical thinking and adaptive learning are fostered inside and outside the classroom by faculty who are committed to high quality teaching and their own professional development. New courses include Artificial Intelligence, Big Data and Mobile Computing; state-of-the-art equipment includes a 3-D printing lab. The Computer Science minor is also available to other majors.

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Computer Science Major: Course Sequence

First Year

  • CSC 180 Fundamentals of Computing - 3 credits

  • CSC 210 Computer Sci And Programming I - 3 credits

  • MAT 155 Precalculus Mathematics (LAC T1M)* - 4 credits

  • ENG 100 College Writing (LAC T1W)* - 3 credits

  • HPE 104 Foundation of Health & Wellness (LAC T1HW)* - 2 credits

  • FYI 100 (LAC T1 First-Year-Introduction)* - 3 credits

  • LAC Tier I - 12-13 credits

  • Total - 30-31 credits

  • *: Must be completed within first 30 credits

Second Year

  • CSC 231 Computer Sci And Programming II 3 MAT 230 Discrete Structures or CSC 230 Discrete Math for Computer Science - 3 credits

  • MAT 243 Calculus I - 4 credits

  • CSC 270 Data Structures - 3 credits

  • LAC Tier I - 3-6 credits

  • LAC Tier II - 9-12 credits

  • General Electives - 3-6 credits

  • Total - 30 credits

Third Year

  • CSC 320 Computer Organiz And Architect - 3 credits

  • CSC 335 Algorithm Design and Analysis - 3 credits

  • CSC 341 Database And Info Management - 3 credits

  • CSC 300/400 Computer Science Electives - 6 credits

  • LAC Tier II - 3-6 credits

  • General Electives - 9-12 credits

  • Total - 30 credits

Fourth Year

  • CSC 401 Networking and Distributed Computing - 3 credits

  • CSC 440 Operating Systems - 3 credits

  • CSC 445 Software Engineering - 3 credits

  • CSC 450 Senior Research (LAC Tier III) - 3 credits

  • CSC 300/400 Computer Science Electives - 6 credits

  • General Electives - 12 credits

  • Total - 30 credits

Total - 120 credits

 

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Career Opportunity

Career Opportunity

Students who pursue undergraduate degrees in Computer Science can have rewarding and successful careers in a variety of professional fields, including:

  • Computer, data and network security

  • Programming

  • Systems administration or analysis

  • Data and information engineering

  • Database design and administration

  • Digital media production

  • Network administration, systems, or data communications analysis

  • Software engineering

  • Web design and development

  • Embedded and mobile apps

 

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Overseas Student Health Cover

Medical insurance: 1,999 $ USD per year

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