Laurea in Scienze - Informatica

The goal of a computer scientist is to create and maintain effective computer systems possible using the most current technology available.

The B.S. in Computer Science prepares you to meet this goal by providing a solid foundation in systems programming, database management, data visualization, and the unique and evolving computer game development and cybersecurity fields. You’ll learn to use algorithms, design efficiencies, and computer system applications to improve the productivity of businesses, industry, education, and government—wherever there is a computer, there is a need for computer scientists.

TOur graduates' typical beginning careers include applications programmer, systems programmer, systems analyst, systems administrator, and network administrator. You also can prepare for emerging careers in data science, cognitive computing, and artificial intelligence. With careful planning and the addition of science coursework, you also can prepare for graduate study in computing sub-disciplines such as biological modelling, computational chemistry or physics, or scientific visualization.

Penn State Behrend has a history and future of developing thinkers, creators, and innovators who build opportunities out of challenges, competence out of curiosity, and proficiency out of potential.

We produce graduates who are prepared for success in their professions, passionate about their work, committed to lifelong learning, open to new experiences and diverse perspectives, and possess interdisciplinary knowledge and a global and ethical outlook—all critical to thriving in an ever-changing world.

We empower our students through highly engaged instruction, research, and out-of-class opportunities, combined with a distinctive Open Laboratory model of learning and discovery that connects students to business, industry, alumni, and community partners—giving them real-world experiences while benefitting these partners.

With purpose, we develop graduates who are widely recognized for the contributions they make to their professions, their communities, and the world around them.