LVC Mathematical Sciences Builds Skills Employers Want
Computer Science
LVC’s Computer Science program equips you with technical expertise and the flexibility you'll need to work on the cutting edge of software development and machine learning. The foundation you build here helps you adapt to new technologies, new platforms, and new ideas long after graduation.
As a computer science major, you’ll start with computer programming and mathematics. You’ll move on to learn software development skills at the upper level that allow you to tackle large and interesting projects, working independently and in teams. Along the way, you will be trained to become an independent learner, careful problem solver, and effective communicator. Our program is flexible, allowing you to double major if you’d like.
For all students who qualify, need-based departmental scholarships are available.
Learn More About the Program
Tailor your degree to fit your interests and career goals by choosing a major track. Computer Science is a traditional computer science curriculum that focuses on designing and developing software systems. Computer Science + Data Science provides two years of programming and mathematics, followed by a focus on data science, including machine learning and deep learning courses.
95%
of LVC computer science grads had an industry job offer within one month of graduating
$124,200
median pay for software developers, quality assurance analysts, and testers in 2022 (BLS)
25%
projected job growth outlook 2022–32 (Bureau of Labor Statistics)
Career Opportunities
A degree in computer science prepares you for a wide range of careers in a technical landscape that is changing quickly. Our graduates work at companies like Amazon, Salesforce, WebFX, Lockheed-Martin, Comcast, Candoris, MetLife, and Vanguard—most secure job offers well before graduation.
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Software Developer
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Data Analyst
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Computer Systems Analyst
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Mobile App Developer
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Chief Information Officer
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Database Administrator
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Programmer
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UX Designer
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IT Director
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Information Security Analyst
In Their Words
The LVC computer science curriculum first ensures that students understand the foundational aspect of computer science—data. After that, students learn how to apply techniques and skills to solve problems.
Tyler Hoover
’24,
Computer & Data Science and Mathematics major
My professors taught me how to learn independently, break down and understand technical readings, ask probing questions, and communicate clearly.
Allison Liu
’21,
Actuarial Analyst, Capital Insurance Group, Calif.
300,000
new computer science jobs will be available by 2026
The Computer Science program at LVC prepares students to succeed in the workplace by developing soft skills alongside a focus on software development.
Dr. Stephanie Blanda
’09,
Assistant Professor of Mathematical Sciences
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