The Department of Computer Science at University of Redlands focuses on the principles and practices of designing, analyzing, and developing software systems. Students build a strong foundation in software design and implementation, computation, and algorithms, and may explore advanced topics such as data analytics, artificial intelligence and neural networks, mobile application development, and software engineering.
Gain experience from day one
Gain experience from day one
Students pursuing a Computer Science degree at Redlands have the opportunity to participate in study abroad (study away) programs in countries around the world. Students can explore and experience the lifestyle from another country while studying Computer Science.
Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) programs consist of a group of undergraduate students who work in the research programs of a host institution. Each student is associated with a specific research project, where he/she work closely with the faculty and other researchers. Students in this program are granted stipends and, in many cases, assistance with housing and travel.
Students planning to major in computer science do not need any prior coding experience! The standard introductory sequence for new students is CS 110 followed by CS 111. Most students taking the introductory CS110 course have no prior coding experience. We recommend that students begin with CS 110 and a calculus course (Math 121 or Math 118). Those students who have passed the CS AP exam can begin with CS 111.