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Message from the Dean

The School of Computing at USA prepares students for jobs in a career field that is rich with a variety of opportunities. When students graduate, they are equipped for today's ever-changing, technology-driven job market. Our undergraduate majors are Computer Science, Computer Information Systems, Information Technology, and Health Informatics. Additionally, we have three graduate programs: Computer Science, Cybersecurity, and Computer Information Systems, and a Ph.D. in Computing. Our state-of-the-art facilities, opportunities for internships, and cutting-edge research provide our students with an exceptional learning experience.  

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Computer Science, BS
The Computer Science Program provides students with practical, hands-on learning opportunities spanning various areas, including cyber-security, information assurance, big data, artificial intelligence, computer graphics, video game development, and robotics.
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Computer Information Systems, BS
The Computer Information Systems program prepares application developers and data specialists and offers a wide variety of elective choices, including the IT tracks, a Health Informatics certificate, or courses in data analytics or cloud computing.
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Computer Information Systems, BS – Online Option
The online option for the Computer Information Systems degree program is ideal for non-traditional students and working professionals. Students earn an ABET-accredited computing degree while specializing in the use of applied AI tools.  

 

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Information Technology, BS
The Information Technology program comprises a fundamental computing foundation, complemented by specialized tracks in digital forensics, networking, and web publishing.
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Health Informatics, BS
The Health Informatics program blends healthcare, technology, and interpersonal skills to empower students to use technology for enhancing patient care, supporting providers, and improving healthcare organizations.

 

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Masters Program
The School of Computing is proud to introduce three exciting Master's degree programs: Computer Science, Computer Information Systems, and Cybersecurity.
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PhD Program
The program emphasizes advanced discovery and the development of solutions to research-focused problems in the areas of cyber assurance, risk assessment, forensics, and data analytics
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  Latest News
SoC Students Complete Impactful Internships with USA's CSC Networking Team
SoC Students Complete Impactful Internships with USA's CSC Networking Team
Wednesday - December 17, 2025
SoC Students Complete Impactful Internships with USA's CSC Networking Team
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Alumnus Jay Maru Inspires Seniors to Lead in an AI-Powered Future
Alumnus Jay Maru Inspires Seniors to Lead in an AI-Powered Future
Tuesday - October 7, 2025
The School of Computing recently welcomed alumnus Jay Maru, founder of Beyond AI, as a guest speaker for the Senior Seminar series.
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The School of Computing is excited to welcome two new faculty members this fall: Dr. Wendy Wang and Dr. John Bentley!
The School of Computing is excited to welcome two new faculty members this fall: Dr. Wendy Wang and Dr. John Bentley!
Monday - September 29, 2025
The School of Computing is excited to welcome two new faculty members this fall: Dr. Wendy Wang and Dr. John Bentley!
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Student Spotlights

Preston Vardaman

Meet Preston Vardaman, an undergraduate student majoring in Computer Science. Read more