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Computer Science Programs at Reinhardt University

College of Humanities, Sciences, and Technology
Minor | On Campus

The minor in Computer Science primarily focuses on Python and application development, but also includes elements of HTML, cyberse, JS, and web development. It is designed to educate students in skills in computer science that are increasingly fundamental in today’s economy, and also provides students with a firm foundation to pursue additional interest in programming, software development, game development, blockchain engineering, cybersecurity, and more.

Computer Science Classes You’ll Take

Here are some of the classes you will take while pursuing your Computer Science minor:

  • CSS 111 Programming for Everyone II
  • CSS 201 Web Development
  • CSS 202 Application Development I
  • CSS 222 Application Development II
  • MIT 225 Hardware and Operating System
  • MAT 231 Introduction to Logic and Set Theory

Minor Elective Courses:

  • CSS 302 Introduction to C – How Computers Really Work
  • CSS 402 Hardware I – Inside of a Microprocessor
  • CSS 412 Algorithms
  • CSS 414 Data Structures
  • MIT 245 Introduction to Network Technology
  • MIT 265 Systems Administration
  • MIT 285 Network Architecture

Computer Science Minor Program Details

Tuition and Fees

Reinhardt’s affordable tuition helps you get the personal attention and real-world experiences that will give you a competitive edge in the job market.

Scholarships and Financial Aid

Nearly all students at Reinhardt University receive some sort of financial aid or scholarship. Find out what options you may be eligible for.

Clubs and Organizations

Student organizations and activities round out the total educational program at Reinhardt University. And there is something for everyone, from sports and outdoor recreation, to student government and leadership opportunities, to multicultural and faith-based groups.

Campus Living

Living on campus is an essential part of the college experience and will help you adjust to college life. You’ll have more opportunities to interact with faculty and friends, get involved in activities, and have easy access to classes, the library, performing arts, recreational, and athletic facilities.