Students in UA Little Rock’s computer science program develop real-world skills that employers want. The university offers a Computer Science Minor, an Information Assurance Minor, and several certificates designed to enhance students’ technical competencies and problem-solving abilities. These programs provide foundational programming, algorithms, and software development knowledge, preparing students for various technology-related careers.
Computer Science Minor
The Computer Science Minor complements other majors by providing essential skills in programming and computational thinking, making students more versatile in the job market. Learn more about the computer science minor curriculum.
Information Assurance Minor
The Information Assurance Minor curriculum is designed to equip students with the skills and expertise to apply information security measures and address information assurance challenges. It is designated an NSA National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense (NjCAE-CD) Program.
Computer Science Certificate of Proficiency
The Computer Science Certificate of Proficiency is designed to provide students from many disciplines the opportunity to gain basic credentials in computer science. Learn more about the computer science certificate curriculum. This certificate is stackable with the Advanced Software Development Technical Certificate.
Advanced Software Development Technical Certificate
The Advanced Software Development Technical Certificate coursework prepares students for entry-level roles in software development. This certificate builds on the Computer Science Certificate of Proficiency and seamlessly transitions into the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science. The certificate can be earned independently of a degree program. Learn more about the advanced software development certificate curriculum.
Cybersecurity Certificates
UA Little Rock offers two undergraduate certificates in cybersecurity: