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If you enjoy problem solving, computer science may be the field for you.
The Computer Science Department at Loyola College combines an up-to-date curriculum with state-of-the art facilities.
Classes are small, and all classes are taught by departmental faculty. Our faculty enjoy the many opportunities for personal
interaction with students. Each year several students collaborate with faculty members on research projects. The
Hauber Fellowship Program supports selected students
for on-campus research during summer months.
The B.S. in Computer Science has been accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission
since 1990. Accreditation results from a visit by an accrediting team during which the curriculum and facilities are examined and faculty, students and
administrators interviewed. Our curriculum, like all of computer science, is constantly being revised. Currently, C/C++ is the
primary language of instruction, with Java taught in the two introductory courses. The new B.A. in Computer Science allows
a student to more easily major or minor in an additional area of interest.
Our program is well-respected in the greater Baltimore-Washington area, a technology employment center. Our graduates, with
a high level of technical competence plus the oral and written communication and thinking skills that result from a vigorous Jesuit,
liberal arts education, are sought by employers. Other graduates go on to successful graduate study, either in the Loyola
Masters of Engineering Science Program or at other universities.
We are proud of our program and facilities. Most of all, we are proud of our students and our faculty. Come visit--better yet, spend
the day and attend classes. Simply contact the Admissions Office to
arrange your visit.
NSF-Funded Scholarships for Incoming First-Year Students: look for more information soon
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Loyola College's Computer Science Emerging Scholars Program
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