What could you do with our undergraduate programs?
In the Applied Software Development program, you’ll turn your coding ideas into powerful tech that solves real-world problems.
Geospatial Information Science and Technology teaches you to harness location-based data to shape smarter decisions and map a better future.
The Applied Computing Concurrent Major lets you merge computing with your passion (any other degree) to drive innovation that matters.
What could you do with our graduate programs?
With a MS in AI, you can design intelligent systems and algorithms that advance technologies in many areas, including healthcare, robotics, finance, and environmental monitoring.
Through the MS in GIST (professional or research), you’ll apply advanced geospatial tools to solve spatial challenges across many areas including urban planning, disaster response, resource management, and climate analysis.
A MS in QISE positions you to develop quantum technologies for secure communications, next-generation computing, and transformative scientific research.
Minors & Certificates
Why add a minor or certificate from the SoC?
Our minors will help you add depth and breadth in computational thinking and technical fluency to enrich your primary discipline. Our certificates will enable you to build targeted expertise in high-demand areas giving you a practical edge in both academic pursuits and the job market.
Advising
Questions about our programs?
Prospective students can contact our academic advisor Daxuan Qi - dqi@uwyo.edu.
Current students can schedule an appointment.
School of Computing Advising Resources
Computational Programs offered at UW outside the SoC:
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College of Education Secondary Computer Science Endorsement College of Business College of Engineering and Physical Sciences |
Computer Science, Big Data Concentration, B.S. Computer Science, Computers and Business Concentration, B.S. |
