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The Computer Science Program at Norfolk State University
is designed to provide students with fundamental training in the theoretical and practical aspects of computer science.
Coupled with the program's strong mathematical component, this training provides graduates with the necessary background
for employment in a wide variety of computing fields or for smooth entry into graduate level study.
Upon Graduation, computer science students will be able to demonstrate
knowledge and applications of the following:
- The basic elements of computer theory.
- Computer organization and operating systems
- Data Communications and networks
- Programming design methods
- Basic elements of the analysis of algorithms
- Ethical decision-making.
Upon Graduation, computer science students will be able to demonstrate the following skills:
- Ability to express computer science related topics orally and written.
Upon Graduation, computer science students will have experienced:
- Work within multiple teams
- Software Development
Students can elect to follow the following curriculum guides:
 B.S. Computer Science - DNIMAS
B.S. Computer Science - DNIMAS Computer Engineering
B.S. Computer Science - General
B.S. Computer Science - Specialty in Applied Computing
B.S. Computer Science - Specialty in Computer Engineering
B.S. Computer Science - Specialty in Information Systems
A Computer Science Minor
consists of completion of 18 required Computer Science credit hours.
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