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A.S.A. Developer to B.S. Computer Science

Articulation Agreement in Place

Computer Science major Anthony Boos is pictured with the Bridge Studio lightboard at the Kindschi Hall of Science on March 24. On the lightboard is a drawing of a neural network.

B.S. Computer Science

Computer science is the study of algorithms, data structures, programming languages, and the principles of computing to solve problems and create technology.

WHY STUDY COMPUTER SCIENCE AT GRAND VALLEY?

  • The program offers a variety of electives and minors, so students can tailor their education to their interests.
  • The curriculum is a combination of theoretical foundation and applied computing, giving students a competitive edge in the job market.
  • Students gain practical experience through extensive internship opportunities available through the School of Computing.
  • Dedicated computer labs with state-of-the-art equipment ensure relevant, hands-on experience.
  • The Computer Science (BS) program is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET, www.abet.org, under the commission's General Criteria and Program Criteria for Computer Science and Similarly Named Computing Programs.

Explore the B.S. in Computer Science→

Start at NMC: A.S.A. Developer

78 Credits at NMC
  1. Start your A.S.A Developer degree from NMC
  2. Ensure you complete the requirements for the Michigan Transfer Agreement at NMC
  3. Graduate from NMC
  4. Apply to Grand Valley State University 
  5. Apply to the Major Program for the B.S. in Computer Science (secondary admission required for program)

Transfer to GVSU: B.S. Computer Science

42 Credits at GVSU
  1. Complete your Transfer Orientation
  2. Start in the Major Program for the B.S. in Computer Science (secondary admission required for program)
  3. Complete 42 credits in the program
  4. Graduate from Grand Valley!
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