Computer and Information Sciences

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	Program Contact Jeremy Castagno Associate Professor of Computer Science Department of Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science (413) 748-3267 jcastagno@springfield.edu
	Curriculum and Delivery Our Experiential Major Map helps you visualize and design your journey Courses offered on campus in Springfield, Mass. Offers great opportunities for creativity and innovation Has a variety of lucrative career options Offers a versatile foundation that is applicable to multiple career paths Learn how to model complex problems, think creatively, and find solutions Choice of specializing in your specific interests Sample schedule
	Career Opportunities Explore the career outcomes Top professional fields where alumni work: Consulting Services Health Care Higher Education Information Technology Insurance
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Springfield College librarian MacKenzie Dunn and student Victoria in the Learning Commons

The Computer and Information Sciences major at Springfield College is designed to provide a foundational background in computational theory and technology with real-world applications. Throughout the program you will learn to solve complex problems, develop algorithms, and communicate with clarity and precision.

The curriculum allows students to tailor their studies to specific areas of interest ranging from networking and security, software development, and data science. This major prepares students for modern industry in an ever-changing, technology-centered world. Explore our new dual-degree programs with Criminal Justice and with English.

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A group of students from the Springfield College Department of Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science stand together at a Rubik's Cube competition

Rubik's Cube Competition

The Springfield College Department of Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science recently hosted its annual Rubik's Cube competition welcoming students from throughout the campus community an opportunity to compete for free prizes.

Students in the Department of Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science participate in a Pumpkin contest at Halloween

Great Mathematical Pumpkin Contest

Faculty, staff and students join in on the Great Mathematical Pumpkin contest for some Halloween fun.

Two female students pretend to eat skittles during a math assignment

Discovery Learning Assessment

Students in Math 105 participate in a Discovery Learning Assessment. The experiment was in modeling the Skittle population, where math and Skittles were enjoyed by all!