State-of-the-art computer labs support teaching and practical experience. Student organizations provide networking opportunities with regional employers. The integrated program allows students to earn two degrees (bachelor's and master's) in just five years<br>Traditional computer science subjects including database systems, computer networks, graphics, artificial intelligence, and software engineering<br>Courses in object oriented languages, server-side web development, UNIX, Graphical User Interface, computer security, big data, and digital circuit design. The School of Computer Sciences offers a comprehensive curriculum. All students are expected to complete a core sequence in which they acquire the fundamental skills in computing or information systems and mathematics. Students may select advanced courses from a wide variety of specialized areas within Computer Science, Cyber Security, or Information Systems. Current offerings permit the student to become involved with a broad spectrum of business and scientific applications, software, and database design, or the more theoretical basis of computing. The undergraduate degree programs offer course sequences leading to the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, Bachelor of Science in Cyber Security, and Bachelor of Science in Information Systems.