At the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, the following provide the degree requirements for graduating with a major in Computer Science or Computer Engineering, a minor in Computer Science, or graduating with a focus for advanced skills in a specific area: They offer a BS IN COMPUTER SCIENCE, BS IN COMPUTER ENGINEERING, CSE FOCUS AREAS, MINOR IN COMPUTER SCIENCE, MINOR IN COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY, and a MINOR IN SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT. There are also various M.S. and Ph.D. degrees, and minors offered by the Department of Computer Science & Engineering; and interdisciplinary degrees offered in conjunction with Mathematics and Bioinformatics. University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Computer Science (CS) is the fundamental discipline in information technology at the University of Nebraska-Omaha. As a member of the UNO community for more than 30 years, the CS department has left a lasting imprint on the College of Information Science and Technology (IS&T). The Women in IT Initiative is funded by private donations and implemented by the NU Foundation in consultation with the Women in IT task force. University of Nebraska-Omaha