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About the Department
Trinity's computer science department provides broad training in design, systems, applications, and the theory of computing. Students receive substantial laboratory experience with computers, programming, and other related areas, which provide the knowledge and tools to be successful in both theoretical understanding and applied computing.
Breadth of Experiences
By the time you graduate, you kind of have this foundation in all these different programming languages ... and if you're passionate you're able to teach yourself more about those language on your own because you already have that foundation that the classes have given you.
Areas of Study
Trinity offers a Bachelor of Science and a Bachelor of Arts in computer science. The curriculum reflects the significant changes that have occurred in the discipline in recent years, and follows specific guidelines from the Association for Computing
Computer Science (B.A., B.S., Minor)
The major and minor provide practical computing skills for careers and graduate study. The major is designed to complement another discipline, making it ideal for students whose primary field relies on computing.
Scientific Computing (Minor)
Turn data, models, and code into scientific insight. Scientific Computing helps students apply computational tools to real-world challenges in science, engineering, and mathematics.