Computer Science

Work in a field that changes quickly, offers frequent opportunities to grow and problem-solve, and immerses you in technology. As a student of computer science at SPSCC, you’ll find high-paying employment opportunities in a wide range of industries. Become a part of our 30-year track record of serving our community and helping our students find employment – all at a fraction of the cost of a private institution or a coding “boot camp”.

What's Different at SPSCC?

Wrap-Around Supports. Students have access to a wide variety of free Services & Supports, such as Mental Health Counseling, community groups, tutoring, scholarship & grants, and other personal supports.

Earn a Bachelor of Science (BS) Degree With a Flexible, Hybrid Schedule. Compared to other colleges and universities, SPSCC’s BS in CS program has smaller class sizes, a hybrid schedule catering to working and caregiving adults, knowledgeable instructors with strong skills and experience, industry relevant technology, project-based hands-on labs, and affordable tuition and fees.

You can start your 300-level BS in CS courses in Fall or Winter by completing one of the following associate degrees (these do not require the full Calculus or Physics course series):

  • Associate in Arts, DTA/MRP in Computer Science;
  • Associate in Computer Science - Software Development; 
  • Associate in Computer Science - Cybersecurity & Network Administration; 
  • Another computer science-related transfer degree from an accredited institution; 
  • Instructor permission.

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What makes SPSCC's Computer Science program different from other institutions?

SPSCC offers free wrap-around support, including mental health counseling, community groups, tutoring, scholarships, and grants. Additionally, the program features smaller class sizes, a hybrid schedule, knowledgeable instructors, industry-relevant technology, project-based hands-on labs, and affordable tuition and fees. The Calculus and Physics series are NOT required.

What degree can I earn in Computer Science at SPSCC?

You can earn a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BS in CS) with a flexible, hybrid schedule.

What are the benefits of the hybrid schedule at SPSCC?

The hybrid schedule caters to working and caregiving adults, allowing for flexibility in balancing education with other responsibilities.

What associate degrees are required to start 300-level BS in CS courses at SPSCC?

You can start 300-level BS in CS courses by completing one of the following associate degrees:

  • Associate in Arts, DTA/MRP in Computer Science
  • Associate in Computer Science - Software Development
  • Associate in Computer Science - Cybersecurity & Network Administration
  • Another computer science-related transfer degree from an accredited institution
  • Instructor permission

When can I start my 300-level BS in CS courses at SPSCC?

You can start your 300-level BS in CS courses in Fall or Winter.

What industries can I find employment in after graduating from SPSCC's Computer Science program?

Graduates can find high-paying employment opportunities in a wide range of industries, thanks to the program's focus on technology and problem-solving skills.

How does SPSCC's tuition compare to private institutions or coding boot camps?

SPSCC offers affordable tuition and fees, making it a cost-effective alternative to private institutions or coding boot camps.

What is the track record of SPSCC in helping students find employment?

SPSCC has a 30-year track record of serving the community and helping students find employment.

How can I apply for the BS in CS program at SPSCC?

You can apply for the BS in CS program by completing the necessary associate degree requirements or obtaining instructor permission.

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Careers in Computer Science

Job Titles

  • Network Administrator

  • Computer Hardware Engineer

  • Data Manager

  • Web Developer

Earnings

$110k