The CSE department offers two undergraduate
programs: Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Bachelor of
Science in Information Technology.
The program in computer science prepares students for professional
practice in systems programming, software design and computer
applications, or for graduate study in computer science. The program
provides a solid foundation based on the organization, processing and
display of information. The major in Computer Science is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission
(CAC) of ABET.
Computer Science Program Objectives
The objectives of the Computer
Science program are to produce graduates who:
are able to design, implement, verify and test a computer
software system;
can adapt and contribute to new technologies and methods and to use these in
the practice of computer science; are prepared to pursue successfully graduate study in computer science or related disciplines; are proficient in written and oral communication; can function successfully in the automotive and other global industries; can serve in a variety of roles such as solving problems with technical and non-technical elements, serving as team members, and leading others; and have high standards of professional and ethical responsibility.
The program in Information Technology (IT)
prepares students for a professional career in IT. The program provides
students with sufficient technical strength and a comprehensive
understanding of information technology practice in context to act as
problem solvers in various settings. The program places a great emphasis
on hands-on experience and requires students to participate in
industrial internships or industry-sponsored projects. Being a new
program, the program is not yet accredited by ABET.
Information Technology Program Objectives
The objectives of the Information Technology program are to produce graduates who:
are able to design, implement,
and manage IT solutions to meet an organization's goals; can adapt and contribute to new technologies
in support of IT infrastructure; are prepared to pursue successfully graduate study in IT-related disciplines; are proficient in written and oral communication; can function successfully in the automotive and other global industries; can serve in a variety of roles such as solving problems with technical and non-technical elements, serving as team members, and leading others; and have high standards of professional and ethical responsibility.
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