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Bachelor of Science: Computer and Information Science
The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science offers a Bachelor of Science in Computer and Information Science. The Computer and Information Science major provides sound preparation for a career as a computer professional or for graduate study. It combines a comprehensive theoretical foundation with the pragmatic aspect of designing and implementing computer-based solutions to practical problems. The program also emphasizes the current trends in software engineering through an object-oriented approach and Internet/networking applications using Java, Perl, C++, and other Web related software systems, tools, and technologies.
The major is available to both day and evening students. Evening students who qualify as intensive students may take intensive courses to satisfy their Core Curriculum requirements. Small classes facilitate easy interaction with faculty.
See catalog for course descriptions and requirements.
DISTINCTIONS OF NDNU’S COMPUTER & INFORMATION SCIENCE PROGRAM
- Prepares students to develop and manage software projects for business careers.
- Emphasis is on practical hands-on experience in project management, software systems, and Web-based applications.
- Courses are offered in the evening, and/or on weekends.
- Computer Science Advisory Council provides connections with Bay Area companies.
- Support with internships available to our students.
- All students participate in comprehensive research projects with mentoring by faculty.
- Small classes facilitate close student-faculty interaction.
- Ideal geographic location halfway between San Jose and San Francisco
For more information, contact:
Dr. Eugen Radian
Professor and Chair, Mathematics & Computer Science Department
(650) 508-3539
radian@ndnu.edu
Dr. John Youssefi
Professor and Program Director, Computer Science
(650) 508-3450
jyoussefi@ndnu.edu
Admission Office
1500 Ralston Avenue
Belmont, CA 94002
(650) 508-3600
eve.admit@ndnu.edu