Bachelor's in Computer Science & Innovation - Mobile Application Development

Champlain College has evolved to become a hub for creativity and forward-thinking education. Champlain is renowned for its career-focused programs, designed to equip students with real-world skills demanded by today's dynamic industries. The institution takes pride in its Upside-Down Curriculum, allowing students to dive into major courses from day one, accelerating their journey toward expertise in their chosen fields. Champlain College is a champion of practical experience, integrating internships and professional opportunities into the academic fabric. This commitment to experiential learning prepares graduates to seamlessly transition from the classroom to the workplace. The campus itself fosters a tight-knit community, promoting collaboration and a supportive atmosphere. With a focus on innovation, global awareness, and social responsibility, Champlain College is not just an institution; it's a launchpad for students to thrive in a rapidly changing world.

Immerse yourself in the languages, practices, and techniques of computer science and engineering. Starting in your very first semester, you'll dive into computer science—not only the theory, but the practice. You'll be able to choose a concentration in Artificial Intelligence, Mobile Application Development, or Software Engineering. Our project-based Computer Science & Innovation major is the perfect head start if you're excited about coming up with new software development concepts and harnessing the complex technology to make them work. Mobile applications have provided us with a world of information at our fingertips, wherever we go—and the field is constantly evolving. Students in this concentration will complement their computer science education with an in-depth skill set, including building and programming effective mobile apps, learning the constraints and usability functions of mobile devices, and exploring current methods to create successful client/server mobile solutions.