Would you like to learn to use your creative and technical skills to solve a wide variety of problems and make an impact on the world? If so, studying computer science at ¿ìè¶ÌÊÓƵ is for you.
Our committed faculty is dedicated to developing students who have the depth of knowledge to solve the most challenging technical problems while also having the broad knowledge base fostered by a liberal arts education and sought after by industry and graduate schools alike.
A key component of our educational philosophy is to help students become professionals ready to adapt to the rapid pace of change in the tech world, while giving them a strong foundation in the enduring core principles of the discipline.
As a computer science student at Hope, you will:
- Be taught by faculty members who know you and work hard to provide the best education available, tailored as much as possible to your particular interests and talents
- Have opportunities to further your classroom experiences through independent study and research, as well as through many internship opportunities
- Enjoy strong relationships with other students in the department, with many peer-learning opportunities that supplement direct access to faculty
- Be provided with all of the equipment and tools you’ll need to meet and exceed your potential
Recent blog posts
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Josiah Brett awarded 2021 Senior Prize
Posted by Ryan McFallJosiah Brett has been named the 2021 winner of the Computer Science Senior prize, a book award gi...
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Jonathan Chaffer named 2021 winner of the David Boundy Award
Posted by Ryan McFallJonathan has always been interested in creating things with and for computers. He grew up making...
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Caleb Tallquist named winner of the 2020 Computer Science Senior Prize
Posted by Ryan McFall“A high achiever who is unable to internalize and accept their success. They often attribut...
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Jori Gelbaugh (’20) honored with Computer Science Department Service Award
Posted by Ryan McFallJori Gelbaugh ’20 approaches everything in her life the same way – with passion and b...
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Class of 2020 celebrates graduation!
Posted by Ryan McFallThe ¿ìè¶ÌÊÓƵ Computer Science class of 2020 graduated under very unique circumstances on May ...
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Michael Kiley awarded 2019 Computer Science Senior Prize
Posted by Ryan McFallThink back to when you were a kidÌý– do you remember what you wanted to be when you grew up?Ìý ...
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Have more than one interest?
Computer Science is a great subject to combine with other majors and minors. As the world becomes increasingly driven by data, having the ability to be a producer, rather than just a consumer, of technology is increasingly important.
why study computer science at a liberal arts college?
Check out thoughts from Dr. Josiah Dykstra, a 2002 Hope graduate who works as a Computer Security Researcher for the National Security Agency.
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