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Computer Science Undergraduate Degree

The Lakeland College Computer Science undergraduate degree is designed for students who are interested in focusing on the application, programming, and effectiveness of computers, computer materials, and computer equipment. It includes the management, analysis, and dissemination of information via the computer.

A major in computer science provides for the ability to manage constant change, to analyze and make appropriate decisions to solve problems, and to organize and think logically.

This major offers a sound basis for careers in information technology, business applications programming, and systems analysis.

The Computer Science Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree is currently offered at all of the Lakeland College Kellett School Centers, and through Lakeland College Online™. Most courses are also offered BlendEd®.

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