Program Review Computer Science

Mission Statement

Our mission is to prepare students to participate in the redemption of the information universe by conceiving, creating, analyzing and critiquing computational technologies.

Program Learning Outcomes

The links below lead to information about the department's most recent assessment of student learning relative to our program learning outcomes.

As a result of what they have learned in their mathematics program, graduates in mathematics will be able to do the following:

• Core Knowledge. Students will know the core ideas and methods in the field of computer science.
• Communication. Students will be able to communicate information and ideas of computer science in writing or orally.
• Creativity. Students will be able to independently learn new ideas and techniques and to formulate and solve a novel problem in computer science.
• Christian Connection. Students will incorporate computer science knowledge and skill into a wider interdisciplinary framework and especially into a personal faith and its accompanying worldview.

Program Review Resources

Curriculum Map
A curriculum map is a visual representation of the structure of program curriculum. The map charts program courses, syllabi, and assessments as they relate to the intended program learning outcomes. In other words, a curriculum map is the intellectual linkage that presents twenty plus courses as a story of learning.

Multi-year Assessment Plan
A multi-year assessment plan shows what program learning outcomes will be assessed in what years.

Annual and Six-Year Reports
2014 (6-year)