Computer Science | Bachelor’s Degree

Description

Students with an interest in computer science can start studying at their level of experience, interest and comfort—studying game design, introductory programming or other timely or timeless topics related to computer science. While the topics of these courses differ, they share goals that help students develop the technical skills and understanding needed advance in and beyond computer science. Advanced courses allow students to shape their studies around particular interests. Recent courses have focused on topics such as distributed systems, object-oriented programming, algorithm analysis, database management, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and making mobile apps.

At Bennington, you design your own course of study and work, taking full advantage of the College’s resources both inside and outside the classroom. This process goes beyond the bounds of a traditional major. You identify one or more areas of interest that spark your intellectual curiosity and provide a foundation for your academic work and fieldwork, and you pursue that work with ongoing guidance from your faculty. This is your Plan.