A degree in computer science gives you a broad intellectual base and well-developed interpersonal, analytical and problem-solving skills as you acquire a basic mastery of the discipline of computer science, the theory of computation, and the design of computational systems.
When you pursue a computer science degree at Truman, you develop the foundation you need in a competitive, fast-growing field of software development. Study the latest theories of computation and design from within the practical problem-solving framework of programming applications. Whether you’re interested in gaming, database management, business systems or the fast-growing field of mobile apps, there’s a place for you here.
Not majoring in computer science but want to pursue training in computer-related skills and concepts? Choose from four minors that are a valuable complement to any major.
Research Opportunities
At Truman, you benefit from the small classes and personal attention only available at a small undergraduate institution. You’ll also enjoy research opportunities that are more difficult to come by at a larger institution. Working side-by-side with faculty, you possibly even co-authoring a published paper. Your classes are taught by professors—not graduate students—and our 16:1 faculty-to-student ratio ensures you’ll receive personal attention.
Our Graduates Succeed
Computer science students are among the most sought-after graduates in the global workforce today. After graduation, you’ll be well-qualified to begin a career in industry or pursue advanced study in competitive graduate programs.
If you have a full, well-rounded liberal arts education, you have the ability to tackle problems from a lot of different angles.
Graduation to Include Opera AlumnusDecember 3, 2018
Truman's December graduation ceremony will take place at 11 a.m. Dec. 15 in Pershing Arena, with alumnus Dominic Armstrong providing the commencement address.
A Cappella Group to Perform Holiday FavoritesDecember 3, 2018
Truman will celebrate the holiday season with a performance by m-pact at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 8 in Baldwin Hall Auditorium as part of the Kohlenberg Lyceum Series.