Computer Science
Our students think beyond writing software and learn to adapt.
Students receive a theoretical foundation of computer science, software development skills, and are prepared to enter a field which is both diverse and rapidly changing.
Curricular Changes for Fall 2014
Overview
The Computer Science program is about problem solving and the ability to learn new ideas and apply them. That's because the heart of software design is not the language or the developer environment, but the ability to define a problem, analyze various components, and project and evaluate potential solutions, all of which are subject to limitations and constraints inherent in a given computer.
Students must understand that in industry there must be more than just a working program. Good software must not only work but must be fully documented, clearly written, and easily modifiable to meet changing and more extensive requirements.
Learn more »Potential Careers
Graduates from the program have been hired at organizations such as:
- Dynamic Software, Inc - Green Bay, WI
- Frozen CodeBase - Green Bay, WI
- Google - Mountain View, CA
- Green Bay Packers - Green Bay, WI
- Humana Health Insurance - Wausau, WI
- Point Beach Nuclear Plant - Two Rivers, WI
- Raytheon Missile Systems - Tucson AZ
- Red Hat - Green Bay, WI / Raleigh, NC
- Schneider National - Green Bay, WI
- Schreiber Foods - Green Bay, WI
- Skyline Technologies - Green Bay, WI
News stories in Inside
- Student-Nominated Teaching Awards go to Helpap, Clampitt
December 17, 2014 - In the news: ICS lecturer helps develop video game
November 11, 2014 - Ad analysis: Local 5 airs part two of series featuring Clampitt, Kraft
October 30, 2014 - Profs. Clampitt, Kraft analyze political spots for Local 5
October 28, 2014 - Faculty note: Clampitt lauded by student, honored by NRHH
October 9, 2014