The Computer Science program prepares its students to meet the computational challenges of our modern world.
Plug in. Computer labs are equipped with a virtual reality environment, dual-boot systems and a heterogeneous computer cluster.
Work it out. Students gain valuable on-the-job experience through part-time work in the Information Technology Department. Internships with businesses and government agencies also open doors to workplace learning experiences.
Get results. Roanoke's many research opportunities allow students to find their own solutions to real-world problems.
Opportunities for firsthand learning in the computer science major are wide-ranging:
Education / Roanoke Computer Science students have gone on to graduate programs at Clemson, John Hopkins, the University of Virginia, and Wake Forest.
Careers / Jobs of recent graduates include software engineer, technical director, web developer, and game programmer.