Students graduating from the Computer Science major at Ramapo College:

Will have wide range of computer science theory – including algorithms, data structures, and design patterns – and the ability to apply this knowledge in a problem-solving environment.
Will be proficient in relevant programming languages, including object-oriented languages such as C++ and more functional languages such as Python.
Will have a fundamental understanding of the way computing systems work, specifically how operating systems are designed and interact with both hardware and software.
Will understand the challenges of designing, implementing, and maintaining large software projects and the strategies used to overcome these challenges.
Will have exposure to different sub-disciplines – such as Data Science Artificial Intelligence, Computer Graphics, Cybersecurity, Database Systems, Web Development, and Robotics – allowing them to be prepared pursue specializations in these disciplines during their postgraduate-professional careers.

Learning Outcomes:

Outcome: Program effectively and use object-oriented languages.
Outcome: Understand algorithms and data structures that underlie all software development.
Outcome: Understand the principles and design issues of operating systems and the underlying architecture.
Outcome: Be able to design, implement, test, and document large programming projects.
Outcome: Have an understanding of a number of areas in Computer Science. Examples of these areas are: Artificial Intelligence, .NET Programming, Database Design, Network Programming, Machine Learning, Big Data Programming and Computer Graphics.
Outcome: Students will be able to connect course content to out-of-classroom learning experiences (e.g., internships and full-time employment).

Computer Science BS

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