Bachelor of Science-Studiengang in Angewandter Informatik

The Bachelor of Science program in Applied Computing prepares the graduate to apply the analytic and programming skills of the science of computing to a cognate intellectual domain.

The degree combines the core of the baccalaureate program in computer information systems or computer and information science with strong academic preparation in another study area. The capstone project requires the student to apply the tools and techniques of the science of computing to the cognate area through the design and implementation of a project. The cognate area requirement may be fulfilled by an associate degree in the cognate area, completion of an approved SUNY Polytechnic Institute minor, or courses in another area approved by an advisor. The applied computing graduate may continue into the M.S. program in computer and information science with appropriate course selection.

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