Get your start in a high-growth industry.
The fastest-growing occupations are predicted to be in the computing field, with increased demands for computer systems engineers and computer programmers. The Associate of Science in Computer Science degree is a pathway for students to enter these exciting fields and contribute to technological advancement and innovation. Instruction in computer science courses is project-based and highly interactive to encourage student exploration.
Why choose a Computer Science program at Landmark College?
The Associate in Science for Computer Science incorporates elements from the computer science discipline. The curriculum includes mathematics, programming, software design, and computer architecture as applied to existing and emerging computer system technologies. These courses build on the core liberal arts foundation of Landmark College.
A key feature of the curriculum is its emphasis on project-oriented experiences.
Throughout the program, students will determine the areas of the software and/or hardware that is a best fit with their strengths, interests, and goals. The program is designed to help students who learn differently gain access to a wide range of technical four-year degree programs.
Students in the A.S. in Computer Science degree program have many discipline-related opportunities to participate in activities outside of the classroom. These include:
Hands-on learning approaches lead to many credit-bearing internship opportunities.
Recent Computer Science internships include:
The college has partnerships with the following organizations that offer neurodiverse friendly supportive workforce and internship programs:
Additional partnerships include:
The Associate of Science in Computer Science degree prepares students to enter further study in several fields, including:
CSC1635 Computer Science I (Gen Ed): 3 credits
CSC2635 Computer Science II: 3 credits
CSC2741 Database Design: 3 credits
CSC2638 Data Structures and Algorithms: 3 credits
CSC2751 Networking and Security: 3 credits
CSC2771 Embedded Systems: 3 credits
MAT2731 Introduction to Calculus: 3 credits*
WRT1011 Composition and Rhetoric: 3 credits
WRT1012 Research and Analysis: 3 credits
EDU1011 Perspectives in Learning: 3 credits
COM1011 Intro. to Communication: 3 credits
Humanities Distribution: 3 credit
Natural Sciences with lab: 4 credits
Social Sciences: 3 credits
Interpersonal Communication/Creative Expression: 3 credits
*Mathematics Distribution Elective (as indicated through placement exam): 3 credits
Can be met by MAT2731 Introduction to Calculus if student places into that course.
Upon completing the Associate of Science in Computer Science degree, graduates will be able to:
