Discover Your Passion

The College of Computing and Software Engineering (CCSE) is dedicated to all aspects of computing and its applications across fields - from healthcare to finance, education to security. We offer numerous undergraduate and graduate degree and certificate programs in Artifical Intelligence, Computer Science, Data Science & Analytics, Game Design and Development, Information Technology, and Software Engineering.

Our ambitious faculty, rigorous curriculum, enriching research opportunities, and cutting edge technology are here just for you. Beyond classroom instruction, we offer labs, internships, and capstone/studio experiences to build the knowledge and skills you'll need to thrive during rapid evolutions in AI, cybersecurity, quantum computing and more.

We're committed to providing quality education in a professional and efficient manner, positioning all  students to be successful leaders and innovators in a world of ever-increasing challenges and demands. We look forward to helping you discover your passion! 

Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence (BSAI)

AI is everywhere - from business to government, education to medicine, arts to engineering - and every day we find new uses for the technology. 

Combining the best of computer science, cybersecurity, data science, information technology, and software engineering, the Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence (BSAI) will prepare you for the computing jobs of the future. In both classrooms and research labs, you'll study core principles and technologies in AI, such as machine learning, deep learning, neural networks, cognitive computing, natural language processing, computer vision, human machine teaming, and AI’s ethical implications. 

Join us to build an ethical, innovative and sustainable AI future. 

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Computer Science student Dina Xu Callaway uses AI to study Alzheimer’s disease.

Bachelor of Science in Computer Game Design and Development (CGDD)

Considering a career in video game creation? Our Bachelor of Science in Computer Game Design and Development (BSCGDD) program equips you with the skills to craft digital media for entertainment, research and education. It's the sole four-year bachelor's degree of its kind available at a public university in Georgia.

With this degree, you'll transform your ideas into captivating multimedia systems, including online games, massive multiplayer online games (MMOGs), casual games, and educational games. Our program offers a range of upper-level concentrations to match your specific interests, such as media production, mobile applications, serious education, project management and simulation informatics. Turn your passion into a profession with Kennesaw State's Game Design and Development degree program.

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Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS)

Our Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS) degree provides a strong foundation in computer science and its applications. At KSU, our undergraduate program emphasizes computer systems architecture, algorithms, software development, artificial intelligence and data science. Key areas of study encompass programming, computer architecture, networking, security, big data, machine learning, cloud computing and software engineering.

Prepare for an exciting career in the computing and data science industry with our comprehensive BS in Computer Science.

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Bachelor of Science in Data Science and Analytics (BSDSA)

The Bachelor of Science in Data Science and Analytics (BSDSA) at KSU offers foundational knowledge in mathematics, statistics, and computing, all guided by ethical and professional standards. Students will also complete a minimum of 16 hours in a data science specialization or minor, offering context for their skills. This degree opens doors to careers in various sectors or graduate studies.

The program starts with fundamentals in mathematics, statistics, computer programming, and algorithms.

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Bachelor of Applied Science in Information Technology (BASIT)

The Bachelor of Applied Science in Information Technology (BASIT) program at Kennesaw State is tailored for those with an Associate of Applied Science in computing from a TSCG member institution. This degree opens doors to careers in software development, programming, and cybersecurity. It's also a valuable path towards advanced degrees and opportunities in the computer technology field, where you'll master the skills to design, implement, and maintain computer systems and networks for data processing.

As an IT professional, you'll cultivate creative problem-solving techniques and refine your technical skills, accompanied by strong logical and critical thinking abilities.

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Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT)

Our Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) program offers flexible course options, including fully online, in-class, or hybrid (50% online and 50% in-class). This degree opens doors to careers as software developers, programmers, and cybersecurity specialists while serving as a stepping stone to advanced computer technology degrees.

This Information Technology equips you with the expertise to create, manage and upkeep computer systems and data networks. In this field, you'll hone creative problem-solving abilities and advance your technical skills, all while nurturing essential qualities like logical and critical thinking, vital for success in IT roles.

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Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering (BSSWE)

The Kennesaw State Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering (BSSWE) is Georgia's sole accredited public undergraduate Software Engineering program.

Our BSSWE program trains you to become a modern software developer specializing in engineering software systems. You'll master the creation of systems that meet precise requirements, ensuring mission-critical quality and adherence to cost and schedule constraints. Unlike hardware, Software Engineering hones in on software aspects of computing. Graduates from this program typically find roles in software development, testing, or as software consultants!

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