Computer Science

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Mission Statement

The Computer Science (CS) Department aims to:

  • Prepare our students for transfer to four-year college or university Computer Science (CS) programs where they can earn a baccalaureate degree or greater.

  • Provide our students the CS skills necessary to obtain entry-level positions in computer science and/or programming.

  • Provide our students the CS skills necessary to obtain high level REU (Research Experience for Undergraduates) and internships.

  • Provide CS training across the curriculum, with particular focus on other STEM fields (engineering, science, and math).

The department is continually updating and fine-tuning its programs of study.

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Programs of Study

Associate in Science: Computer Science Transfer Option

The Computer Science Transfer Option prepares students to transfer to four-year college CS programs across the United States and also prepares them for well-paid entry level careers and internships as computer scientists and programmers.

Computer Science Transfer Option Program of Study

Associate in Arts: Computer Science Concentration

The Computer Science Concentration prepares students for well-paying, entry level careers as computer scientists and programmers and prepares students to transfer to four-year college CS programs. Graduates of this concentration may qualify to transfer using benefits of MassTransfer to a University of Massachusetts campus. For current information on eligible programs, visit mass.edu/masstransfer.

Computer Science Concentration Program of Study

Certificate: Object Oriented Programming and Design

This certificate prepares students with in-depth knowledge of object oriented programming and design. Within two semesters of entering the program, students are expected to demonstrate acceptable keyboarding proficiency.

Object Oriented Programming and Design Program of Study

Contact

Pradeep Selvakumar, Professor, Department Chair
Office: D122-C pradeep.selvakumar@bhcc.edu  |  (617) 936-1933