Create challenging and cutting edge computing career possibilities by earning a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science or Software Engineering.
Montana Tech professors are experienced in the industry and have broad academic interests. Low student-faculty ratio allows close interaction with these professors on real-world projects. Enjoy easy access to lab computers and state of the art equipment and development platforms (Sun Fire Server, NAO H25 humanoid robot programming, Android app development, iPad app development, and much more).
Students graduate with practical experience designing, building, testing and maintaining software systems. Graduates are in high demand. The department has maintained 100% placement in well paying positions for over 10 years. Check out the rest of our website to learn more about these ABET accredited programs.
The Computer Science department will hold its annual spring barbecue on May 7th to honor five students graduating in May. All five have found permanent employment or will attend graduate school. Matt Burt and Chris Tenda will work for EchoStar in Denver, Tyler Lee will work for Micron Technologies in Boise, and Jake Fjermestad will move to Billings to work for Energy Laboratories. Miles Pennell plans to attend the University of Montana to work on his MBA.
Three members of the CS Department deserve congratulations on some noteworthy accomplishments in February. Student Stephen "PJ" Neary (picture on right) was accepted into the 2011-2012 EPSCoR Cyberinfrastructure Student Engagement Program. Dr. Michele Van Dyne was accepted into the Montana NASA EPSCoR Faculty Connections Program. Dr. Keith Vertanen was recently featured in New Scientist for an article he published on predictive texting. For details on all three:
