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Program Objectives


The following are the measurable objectives for graduating computer science students (Standard I-1):

  • OB1: Apply the fundamentals of computer science to solve software-oriented computing problems.
  • OB2: Communicate effectively within and outside the discipline.
  • OB3: Extend their knowledge by independent learning and continuing education.
  • OB4: Appreciate the role of computer science in the societal context and appreciate the importance of ethics in the practice of the profession.
  • OB5: Work effectively with others.

Outcomes

Program Outcomes deemed necessary to assess the Program Objectives


Each computer science graduate shall demonstrate:

  • CS-OT1: The ability to utilize operating systems and software tools that are similar to those used in the computing profession.
  • CS-OT2: Proficiency in the use of modern and widespread programming languages.
  • CS-OT3: The ability to be competitive in securing entry-level software and computer systems jobs.
  • CS-OT4: The capability to analyze, design, and implement software projects comparable to those found in industry.
  • CS-OT5: The ability to describe, and be proficient in, the application of important computer science concepts.
  • CS-OT6: Written, oral, and visual presentations.
  • CS-OT7: An understanding of ethics, professionalism, and the role of computer scientists in society.
  • CS-OT8: An understanding of the benefits and skills necessary to engage in independent learning.
  • CS-OT9: Skills to independently learn new computer science material and identify available resources for additional assistance.
  • CS-OT10: The ability to be effective team members.
  • CS-OT11: High educational and work quality standards.