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Please contact Dr. Fred Martin if you have any questions.

UTSA offers a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science degree. The official catalog information about the program is here.

Is prior coding experience required?
Prior coding experience is not required to be successful in Computer Science at UTSA! We are happy to welcome students with all prior backgrounds. Our first-semester computer science class is CS 1083 Programming I. It will teach you everything you need to know to get started as a computer scientist.

What are the math requirements?

Can the BS degree be completed fully online?

What changes launched in beginning in Fall 2024?

What concentrations and tracks are offered?

What programming languages will I learn?

What kind of computer should I bring?

Consistent with our campus-wide Hardware Specifications guidance, the university—and the Computer Science Department—provide ample computing resources on campus. Bringing your own computer is optional.

Of course, if you do have your own computer, you can use it on campus.

Any of the major operating systems will be fine for your work in Computer Science—Windows, Mac, or Linux.

If there is one recommendation, it would be to have a machine that supports the use of virtual machines. This would suggest at least 16 GB of RAM.

How will I be supported with academic advising?

How can I get academic credit for an internship?

What are my career opportunities after graduating?

How can I get involved in undergraduate research?

How do I apply?
Please visit Future Roadrunners — Computer Science Bachelor’s Degree.

I have more questions – where do I ask?
Please email us at cs@utsa.edu.