Choose from one-, two-, and four-year programs in computer information systems and computing science.
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Degree programs
Bachelor of Computer Information Systems
This four-year program will give you a versatile set of technical skills. You'll learn networks & security, programming, web design, business skills, and more.
Bachelor of Science (Computing Science major)
In the CS degree, you'll dive deep into algorithms, math, programming, and data. Its narrower focus will prepare you well for a career in software design and development.
Diplomas
Computer Information Systems diploma
Gain the skills to tackle the technological challenges today's businesses face. This two-year program will equip you to support single-user and networked systems.
Certificates
Computer Information Systems certificate
A one-year introductory program that gives you tools to meet the needs of small companies. You'll gain the skills to work with single-user systems.
Coding Skills associate certificate
A 15-credit program that pushes your coding skills further. This program will help you move into junior front-end and back-end development, app creation, and API engineering.
Post-baccalaureate diplomas
AI and Machine Learning — post-baccalaureate diploma
Master essential skills in AI, machine learning, data analysis, and ethical computing. This post-graduate program will equip you to design innovative solutions, analyze big data, and optimize human–AI interactions for real-world challenges.
Cybersecurity — post-baccalaureate diploma
Gain the critical skills to protect sensitive data and counter cyber threats with UFV's Cybersecurity post-baccalaureate diploma, preparing you to design secure IT systems, prevent attacks, and address the evolving challenges of digital security.
Software Engineering — post-baccalaureate diploma
Equip yourself with the technical and problem-solving skills to excel in software development and systems design through UFV's Software Engineering post-baccalaureate diploma, where you'll learn to develop cutting-edge applications and manage projects from concept to completion.
More computing program options
You don't need to major in computing to gain valuable tech skills. A minor in computing science or computer information systems can be paired with other degree programs to create a high-value combo. Or consider the data analysis certificate, which combines math & statistics with the power of computing.
- Computing Science minor
- Computer Information Systems minor
- Computer Information Systems extended minor
- Data Analysis Post-baccalaureate certificate
- Applied Bioinformatics certificate