Study Computer Science in the USA
Why Study Computer Science?
Computer Science covers a wide range of topics, primarily focused on programming and software development. Studying Computer Science opens opportunities to work in many industries, especially the technology and software sector, which has advanced the world in every part of life over the last 40 years.
Key facts
- Intakes
Fall, Winter & Summer - Length
Undergraduate:
3, 4, or 5 Quarters
Graduate:
2 or 3 Quarters
Entry requirements
Check our academic and English language entry requirements
Fees
Visit the Fees page for full details.
Reasons for Studying Computer Science at DePaul
Computer Science is taught in The College of Computing and Digital Media (CDM) in downtown Chicago. CDM is located within the technology and business districts of the city, offering you the freedom to attend industry events, build a network and gain work experience with a local or international company.
At DePaul University, graduates of Computer Science programs have a high employment rate, the 2017 class saw 92% of graduates gain work or continuing education.
As part of your studies you will study programming and software, as well as other areas of modern computing, including data, gaming, and robotics.
Degrees and Courses
Choose from a range of programs to suit your interests and develop your career in your chosen direction.
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Undergraduate
Degrees Offered
Bachelor of Science (BS) degree (Available concentrations in Game Systems and Software Development)
Sample Courses
- Data Structures in Java
- Design and Analysis of Algorithms
- Discrete Mathematics
- Multiplayer Game Development
- Object-oriented Software Development
- Technical Writing
- User Interface Architecture and Development
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Graduate
Degrees Offered
International students may study Computer Science through the Global Gateway Program or by Direct Admission to DePaul University.
Sample Courses
- Applied Algorithms and Structures
- Concepts of Programming Languages
- Data Structures
- Database Technologies
- Discrete Structures for Computer Science
- Distributed Systems
- Introduction to Programming
- Object-Oriented Software Development
- Systems
Computer Science and Software Engineering graduates reported a median salary of $80,000 in 2017
Alumni success
Graduates have worked at:
Federal Reserve Bank
JP Morgan Chase
Microsoft
Navteq
WMS Industries