Studying in the computer science program provides students with a multidisciplinary skill set formed through courses in algorithm development, machine learning and data analysis, database design, web and mobile application development, UX design, and entrepreneurship. The computer science major allows students to have a solid foundation in data insights and exciting areas of technology. Additionally, applied programs include Software Engineering and Software Entrepreneurship, to prepare students for a meaningful, and well-rounded, career in technology.
Degree: B.S. in Computer Science
Career planning resources
What Can I Do with a Major in Computer Science?
- Actuary
- Application Developer
- Business Analyst
- Comptroller
- Compiled Systems Engineer
- Computer Programmer
- Computer Scientist
- Consultant
- Controls Engineer
- Chief Technology Officer
- Database Administrator
- Embedded Software Engineer
- Hardware Engineer
- Interface Programmer
- IT Consultant
- IT Specialist
- IT Manager
- Mobile Application Developer
- Mobile Games Engineer
- Mobile Software Developer
- Network Administrator
- Network Engineer
- Project Manager
- Quality Control Manager
- Software Engineer
- Software Developer
- Support Specialist
- Systems Administrator
- Systems Analyst
- Systems Engineer
- Technical Writer
- Web Developer
(Data obtained from LinkedIn)
- Associate Software Engineer, PacificSource Health Plans
- Quality Assurance Engineer, Electrical Geodesics, Inc.
- Lead Software Developer, Quote Software
- Application Engineer, IDX, LLC
- Remote Product Specialist, Symantec
- Technical SEO Lead, G5 Search Marketing
- Software Engineer, CBT Nuggets
- Web Designer, Juniper Web Designs
- Application Developer, PeaceHealth
- Software Architect, Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife
- Senior Application Developer, Bi-Mart Corporation
- Controls Engineer, H2 PowerTech
- G5
- Paladin
- Newyu
- Mazama Media
- Vetor Remote Care
- Polyswarm
- TDS Telecom
- Alpine Internet
- Peddam
- CBT Nuggets
- Bend Park & Rec
- Smartz
- Demand Energy
- Laird Superfood
- FiveTalent Software
- Stelligent
- Craft CMS
- Tribe Pilot
- Bellatrix Systems
- Covered360
- KDE Direct
- Tech Soft 3D
- The Flybook
- Shape Integrated Software
- Neighbor Impact
Job Search
In addition to our general job, internship, and volunteer search resources, below are some industry-specific resources to help you search for opportunities in computer science. Don't forget the important process of researching employers and networking with professionals in companies/organizations that you are interested in.
Graduate School & Professional Associations
In addition to our general Graduate/Professional School resources, utilize the following resources for researching advanced degrees in computer science.
Involvement in professional associations can expand your network, keep you up to date on current trends in the field, and give you access to additional job and internship opportunities.
- Computer Society
- Association for Computing Machinery
- Information Systems Security Association (ISSA)
- Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA)
- Agile Alliance
- Society for Technical Communication
- Computing Research Association
- International Game Developers Association (IGDA)
- International Web Association (IWA)
- User Experience Professionals Association (UXPA)
Additional Resources
- OSU Corvallis Information on Computer Science
- International Student Employment
- HackerRank - Prepare for technical interviews and use your profile to apply for jobs
Career Development Center
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