Abilene Christian University

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Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

DegreeBachelor
FieldComputer Science
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Cost & earnings at Abilene Christian University What students borrow here, and what they go on to earn

You borrow $24,250 median federal debt
You repay $276/mo over 10 years
Graduates earn $55,736 10 yrs after entry
Debt clears in 1.5 yrs of the salary premium
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Computer Science graduates earn a median $66,073 Across 767 US programmes, two years after finishing

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A Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at Abilene Christian University teaches both theoretical foundations and practical software skills, with options to specialise in areas like computing theory, game development or software engineering. Suited to students who enjoy problem solving, programming and working on real-world software projects, the programme combines classroom study with hands-on experiential learning.

What you'll study

The curriculum includes core computer science topics and elective specialisations depending on track. Example coursework listed by the department includes:

  • Human Computer Interaction
  • Design & Analysis of Algorithms
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Mobile Computing

Degree credit distribution is given as 56 university hours, 66 major hours and 6 elective hours, totaling 128 credit hours; consult the university catalog for the complete course listing and track-specific requirements.

Entry requirements

The programme page invites prospective students to contact ACU for application guidance and to review the catalog for specific admissions instructions. The site also highlights departmental advising to help prepare an application and degree plan.

Career prospects

Graduates move into roles across software engineering, security and analysis, research and computational theory, data mining and solutions development. The programme's mix of theoretical grounding and project work is intended to prepare students for both industry positions and further study.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The School of Information Technology and Computing promotes the SITC Scholarship for eligible students and lists experiential opportunities that strengthen employability, such as the student-run Wildcat Software company, participation in ACM SIGCHI, research fellowships with faculty, the Springboard Ideas Challenge, and student programming teams. Prospective students are directed to the department for scholarship application details.

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