Computer Science
- 120 Credits
- School of Liberal Arts
- Bronx
- Manhattan
- Online
- Westchester
Computer Science Overview
Computer science students learn to analyze how computers work and how to design programs. They develop valuable skills in programming, such as Java and C++, software engineering, computer architecture, operating systems, and computer networking.
Our comprehensive curriculum teaches students to write efficient programs and create mathematical models to address real-world problems. They analyze the networking needs of organizations and develop software solutions to fulfill those needs.
Career Opportunities
Graduates pursue a variety of career paths in rapidly growing industries, such as engineering, information technology, software engineering, computer science, and mathematics.
Many are employed at technology companies whose products are computers, software and computer services. Representative job titles include:
Programmer |
Web administrator |
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Analyst |
Network engineer |
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Software engineer |
Game programmer |
The ÃÍÄÐÇ鱨¾Ö Advantage
• Full-time or part-time enrollment
• Evening and weekend classes allow for
flexible scheduling
• Small class sizes allow for meaningful academic
advising from qualified faculty.
• You can also earn your degree online
• SAT & ACT optional
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Frequently Asked Questions
A CIS major will devote time studying the way computers are used to solve business problems, whereas CS majors will analyze how computers work and how to design programs. So when it comes to jobs, a CIS major would probably be hired by a company that uses computers to keep track of their business, whereas a CS major would be of interest to a company whose products are computers, software or computer services.
Full-time students can complete the 120-credit degree program in four years.
Yes, faculty are always ready to help students with questions about what courses to take, the sequencing of courses, and career opportunities, including internships and cooperative education.
Yes, some evenings and weekends at the Dobbs Ferry and Bronx campuses.
Yes, by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
Program Details & Curriculum
General Liberal Arts and Sciences
General Education Requirements: 60 Credits
Major Concentration
Computer Science and Related Courses: 47 Credits
Open Electives: 13 Credits
Total: 120 Credits
Full-Time Faculty
Narasimhaswamy A Banavara
- GMH 113
- NBanavara@mercy.edu
- (914) 674-7443
David Wang
- GMH 109
- dwang@mercy.edu