Upon completion of the bachelor's degree program in computer science, you'll be able to use computer languages, web programming techniques, scientific programming and software engineering strategies. As part of your studies, you can conduct research regarding MRIs, wireless tablets, robotics and information security. If you pursue the aviation computer science program, you'll study aviation in addition to other standard courses in math, science and computer science.
This bachelor's degree program is offered through Norfolk State University's Department of Computer Science. The area of specialization that you choose will dictate many of the courses that you take, but most computer science students can expect to take basic coursework in areas like computer programming, software engineering, discrete mathematics and computer organization. The program is affiliated with the Dozoretz National Institute for Mathematics and Applied Science (DNIMAS), which is an institute that was originally designed to prepare minority students for professional work and graduate studies.