At Grand Valley State University's College of Computing, we provide undergraduates with the knowledge and hands-on experience to excel in today’s tech-driven world.
From cutting-edge research to real-world problem solving, our diverse programs foster innovation, creativity, and leadership.
Majors
The College of Computing offers eight undergraduate degrees. Each of these degrees offers their own unique experience, and prepares our students for success after graduation.
Click on the links below to learn more about the individual degrees we offer.
Artificial Intelligence program develops intelligent systems through machine learning, data analysis, and computing.
Computer Science majors prepare to design and implement software, discover new uses of computing, and to solve computing problems.
Cybersecurity majors study techniques to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data, information, and computer systems against attacks.
Data Science and Analytics major equips students with skills in data analysis and statistical modeling.
Human-Centered Computing combines design thinking and software development to create technology solutions that prioritize and enhance human experiences.
Information Systems majors study the use of computers in organizing and processing information.
Information Technology majors emphasize the technology needed to convey information needed in organizations.
The Software Engineering degree equips students with hands-on experience and specialized knowledge to build high-quality software systems.
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Minors
The CS minor introduces students to software development.
An excellent choice for engineering and computer science majors who seek additional understanding of the design of computer hardware.
Enhance your skill set and boost your career prospects by learning essential techniques to protect data and systems from cyber threats with a minor in cybersecurity.
A cross Statistics/Computer Science minor to deepen understanding of data analysis.
The HIS minor prepares future health professionals with a strong foundation in information technology as it relates to healthcare.
This minor is designed to provide students with a foundation related to the principles of information security.
A strong compliment for business majors who want to understand how business decisions influence information management.
For students who want a practical introduction to computing concepts including networks, databases, and computer programming.
Experience Computing @ GVSU
Grand Valley State University hosts Laker Open House each fall and spring. This is a campus-wide event where future students and their families can explore academic programs, tour campus, and meet the people who make GVSU special.
At the end of your visit, stay for Experience Computing @ GVSU, an inside look at the College of Computing. Meet faculty, connect with student organizations, and talk with current Lakers about their experiences.
Explore the exciting world of computing at GVSU! In this video, Dr. Jared Moore, Associate Dean of Undergraduate Studies and Outreach, shares insights into our innovative programs in Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Data Science & Analytics, Information Systems, and Information Technology. Discover how our undergraduate programs prepare students for thriving careers in tech through hands-on learning, industry connections, and cutting-edge research.