Kansas Technology Colleges

University of Kansas

The Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department at KU offers two computer degrees, one in Computer Science and one in Computer Engineering. KU provides majors with a premier academic experience, and is also one of the most affordable universities in the Midwest. Its in-state tuition and fees were lower than universities in Nebraska, Iowa, and Missouri. Students in these programs will develop crucial research, design, and analytical skills, while also being well versed in multiple areas such as microprocessors, personal and mainframe computers, computer networks, software development, computer programming, electronic circuits, digital systems design, and many more. Graduates from these programs will have endless opportunities if they decide to pursue professional careers or graduate school. For more information visit www.eecs.ku.edu or call 785-864-4620.

Kansas State University

Kansas State University’s College of Engineering offers B.S. degrees in Computer Science, Information Systems, and Computer Engineering. The Department of Computing and Information Sciences provides students with a broad background in Computer Science, Information Systems, and Software Engineering. This program is ranked in the “Top Five” in the nation for programming languages and software and program analysis research. The curriculum for students who choose the Computer Science major will focus on either Software Engineering or Computer Science. Students pursuing both tracks will develop essential problem solving and analytical skills that will prepare them for a successful professional career or graduate study.

The Information Systems curriculum will prepare students to use computers and software to solve problems arising in business operations or commerce. Additionally, the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering offers a B.S. in Computer Engineering. Majors will have the ability to identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems in numerous professional corporations or organizations. To learn more visit www.engg.ksu.edu or call 785-532-5455.

Wichita State University

Wichita State University is located in the largest city in the state of Kansas. Because of its location, students at WSU have amazing opportunities to receive a top-of-the-line education and experience in professional fields through internships and research. The Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at WSU offers students just that. Students will be able to choose either a Computer Science or Computer Engineering major.

In these incredibly diverse programs, undergraduates will work closely with faculty, studying areas such as computer networking, control systems, energy systems, communications and signal processing, databases, quantum systems, and algorithms. Majors will also be required to complete three of six activities in accordance with the College of Engineering Engineer of 2020 program requirements. These activities are: 1) Undergraduate Research 2) Cooperative Education or Internship 3) Global Learning or Study Abroad 4) Service Learning 5) Leadership 6) Multidisciplinary Education. Upon graduation, students will be confidant and well-prepared for successful professional careers or graduate study. For more information visit webs.wichita.edu or call 316-978-3456.

Fort Hays State University

The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at Fort Hays State University combines the two stimulating fields of mathematics and computer programming. Students will learn how the principles of these two fields work together and then apply their understanding to a variety of research topics. Students will utilize the University’s research facilities and labs to address current problems in the fields of mathematics and computer science, write computer programs to solve troubling software engineering issues, and gain invaluable problem solving and analytical skills.

A Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at Fort Hays State University means students will learn crucial principles of theoretical computer science, while at the same time create a diversified program track which best suits their interests. Students may choose to focus on areas such as business, geographic applications, mathematics, networking, physics, software development, or technology studies. To learn more visit www.fhsu.edu or call 785-628-4240.

Washburn University

Washburn University is located on a 160-acre campus in the center of Topeka, Kansas. Since 1941, Washburn University has been continuously accredited or approved by the Higher Learning Commission and offers one of the best Computer Science programs in the state. Computer Information Science majors are provided with practically unlimited amounts of research spaces and state-of-the-art labs at WU.

Students have access to the university-wide computer system consisting of a series of RS6000 minicomputers running Unix and Intel-based computers running Windows NT, the X-Terminal and Dell laboratories, the IBM PC-Compatible microcomputer lab, a Networking and Telecommunications experimental computing lab, and also HiPACE supercomputer, or the High Performance Academic Computing Environment. Class sizes range from 10-30 students per class, and the expertise of faculty members provides students with endless educational opportunities in the field of computer science. For more information visit www.washburn.edu or call 785-670-1739.