Computer Science (B.S.) at University of South Dakota

It's all about the technology. Businesses that employ artificial intelligence, machine learning and other emerging technologies rely on computer expertise to forge the future. Prepare for a career in high-tech with a computer science master’s degree from CMU. Join this comprehensive program and study computer architecture, software engineering, network security, computer graphics, database management and more.

Computer pros with a solid understanding of today’s most impactful digital innovations will lead in their field. In our computer science program you’ll explore the most relevant technologies that will forge the future.

Study areas include artificial intelligence, software engineering, data modeling, cloud computing, big data, databases and security. Other areas of study include pattern recognition and image processing. Projects typically involve the application of Java, Python, C/C++, R or other programming languages to concepts and problems.

With this program, you’ll be ready to move up into advanced professional positions across the U.S. and around the world.

Swansea University and Université Grenoble Alpes offer two dual award MSc degrees in Computer Science: Informatique.

Both courses lead to degrees from both universities and both are two academic years-long, involving one year in Swansea and one year in Grenoble. The year in Grenoble is usually taught in English but can be taken in French if you are sufficiently fluent.

The Swansea route starts in Swansea and finishes in Grenoble. The available specialisms are:

• Advanced Information Systems and Software Engineering
• AI and the Web
• Graphics, Vision and Robotics
• Data Science
• High-Confidence Embedded and Cyberphysical Systems
• Parallel, Distributed and Embedded Systems
• Ubiquitous and Interactive Systems

Our £32.5m Computational Foundry lies at the heart of the Swansea course. Sophisticated teaching and research equipment include a Vision and Biometric Lab, a Maker Lab, a Theory Lab, a Cyber Security/Networking Lab, a User Lab and Visualisation Suite

Whether you’re already an accomplished programmer or an absolute beginner, get career-ready with a degree in Computer Science.

In your first year you’ll gain a rock-solid grounding in computer science fundamentals, cover all the essentials like software engineering and development, computer games and graphics programming, and gain a broad range of skills.

Then you get to chose from a huge range of modules – from advanced programming and computational science, to artificial intelligence and computer graphics – so that you tailor your learning to the career you want.