Wisconsin Lutheran College

What you'll study

Coursework and laboratory work give students exposure to core computer science topics and multidisciplinary facets of the discipline. You will become proficient in multiple languages, including C++, C#, Python, JavaScript and SQL, and learn software engineering practices that involve iterative testing and problem solving. Hands‑on environments include:

• Networked computer labs with Windows (using the professional Visual Studio) and Linux (GNU environment).
• A Makerspace open 24/7 with tools such as 3D printers and a laser cutter; the robotics course is taught within this lab.

Typical areas of study and career‑relevant specializations mentioned by the programme include artificial intelligence, automatic speech recognition, computer design and engineering, computer graphics, human‑computer interaction, data mining, database systems, gaming, mobile devices, networking and internet technologies, operating systems, robotics, software engineering, speech synthesis and web page design.

Entry requirements

The published programme description does not list specific admission criteria on this page. Prospective students should consult the college's admissions office or the computer science faculty for formal entry requirements and major declaration procedures.

Career prospects

Graduates have moved into roles such as database work, microcontroller design, medical‑image software development, system testing for healthcare software, mobile app development, business intelligence rule design, IT support and web development. Employers linked to recent students include Abbott Labs, Centare Group, Digital Measures, Distance Software, Epic, Johnson Controls, Symantec, TeraMedica Healthcare Technology and IBM. The programme notes examples of alumni outcomes in graduate study, including a full scholarship to UW‑Madison and a Master of Science in Information Security and Assurance from George Mason University.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The department encourages experiential learning such as internships; the Greater Milwaukee region provides nearby internship opportunities with small and large employers. For specific scholarships, assistantships or collegewide financial aid options you should contact Wisconsin Lutheran College’s financial aid office or the computer science faculty to learn about available support and application steps.