Department of Computer Science & Information Technologies
Welcome!
Our innovative programs provide students with the latest research and understanding in computer science and information technology. We prepare students for in-demand careers and graduate school.
Students need a strong foundation in CS concepts and must be comfortable with problem-solving and decision-making.
You have options...
Whether you want to specialize in software, hardware, secure computing, data science, or something in between, we offer many ways to become an expert in your field.
- Majors/Minors
Majors and Minors offered in the following:
- B.S. in Computer Science (Networking Concentration optional)
- B.S. in Computer Information Systems
- B.S. in Information Technology with specialized tracks:
- Computer Security
- Accounting
- Business IT
- Graphic Arts
- Mass Communications
- B.S. in Cybersecurity and Information Assurance
- Complementary Programs
These programs are administered outside the CS Department but are often explored as complements to a major.
- Minor in Mathematics*
- Focus in Mathematics*
- Other*
Computer Science (CS)
Focuses on theoretical understanding and practical problem-solving. Graduates can work in industries such as healthcare, defense, telecommunications, and finance.
Careers include:
- Software Developer
- Software Engineer
- Systems Analyst
- Web Developer
- Video Game Developer
Computer Information Systems (CIS)
Focuses on data and information management in organizations. Graduates can manage databases and support systems effectively.
Careers include:
- Database Administrator
- Data Analyst
- Data Warehouse Specialist
- Back-End Web Developer
- SAP Programmer
Information Technology (ITEC)
Focuses on technology use in organizations. Graduates gain skills in problem solving, project management, and troubleshooting.
Track options: Computer Security, Business IT, Accounting, Graphic Arts, Mass Communications
Careers include:
- System Analyst
- System Administrator
- Network Administrator
- IT Security Specialist
- Network Auditor
- Full Stack Developer
- Project Manager
- Database Administrator
Secure Computing & Information Assurance (SCIA)
Addresses the shortage of cybersecurity professionals. Focuses on securing technology and preventing breaches in communications, networks, software, and data.
Careers include:
- Network Security Specialist
- Penetration Tester
- Software Tester
- Secure Software Engineer
- Cyber Incident Responder
- Cyber Risk Analyst
- Computer Forensics Specialist
Department of Computer Science & Information Technologies
CCIT 274-A
101 Braddock Road
Frostburg, MD 21532
Dr. Michael Flinn
Chair, Department of CS&IT
Phone: 301-687-4835
Email: MFlinn@frostburg.edu
Stefanie R. Boggs
Administrative Assistant
Phone: 301-687-4364
Email: sboggs@frostburg.edu
The Department of Computer Science and Information Technologies is part of the FSU College of Business, Engineering, and Computational & Mathematical Sciences.