Computer Science
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Computer Science involves the design, development and analysis of computer programs and applications. Computer scientists develop software solutions for a wide variety of products and services. Put simply, any device with a processor (i.e., a smart device) requires computer scientists. They work in multi-disciplinary teams on computer systems, security, artificial intelligence, gaming, robotics, automation, banking, healthcare, and many other fields.
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The Computer Science Program at Clark College offers Associates and Bachelors degrees with a broad range of specializations including:
- Artificial Intelligence
- Cloud Computing
- Cyber Security
- Embedded Systems
- Gaming
- Mobile Application
In today’s connected world, just about everyone interacts with a computer system. Daily activities that once required in-person assistance can now be completed by a computer. With the continued advancement in technology, there's an ever-increasing need for trained computer scientists to develop software and support advancement of computing solutions.
At Clark College, students can begin their academic path in computer science at a lower cost, smaller class sizes, and faculty with over one hundred years of combined industry experience. The computer science program integrates project-based learning into the majority of the computer science courses.
Instructors maintain close ties with students and industry to ensure Clark students are prepared for their career upon graduation. Students can complete an Associates Degree (AAT-CS) and a Bachelors of Science in Computer Science (BSCS) at Clark College.
If you are interested in Computer Science, it is important to contact one of the Faculty
Advisors as your first step.
Faculty Advisors (Izad and Nick) are available during their zoom advising sessions
listed at www.engrcs.com/ schedule to help you develop a customized education plan.
Career Opportunities
Employment opportunities for computer scientists exist in a variety of formats: computer programmer, software developer, information technologist, and computer systems analyst.
According to The U.S. Department of Labor, projections forecast jobs in computer science growing at a rate of 15%, with a median wage in the Portland-Vancouver metro area estimated at $70.20 per hour.
The statistics listed are estimates based on a bachelor’s degree and above.