Transform Information into Innovation
The Computer and Data Science major at Culver-Stockton College combines the best of computer science and data analytics into one powerful, future-focused degree. This unique blend equips you to design, process, and interpret information. You will also learn to use data to analyze, understand, and predict outcomes in a rapidly evolving digital world.
By mastering both technical programming and data-driven problem-solving, you will graduate with the skills that employers are actively seeking in an in-demand, high-growth industry.
You will be ready to thrive in roles that shape the technology and intelligence of tomorrow.
The C-SC Difference
This major empowers you to become proficient in both computer science and data analytics — two fields that drive innovation across every industry. You will learn how to collect, process, and store data, then use it to make informed, strategic decisions that shape real-world outcomes.
What makes Culver-Stockton College unique is the seamless integration of these disciplines. Each course builds upon the next, giving you a comprehensive command of both technical programming and data interpretation.
Within the program, you will also earn two embedded minors designed to enhance your expertise and career flexibility:
- Data Analytics (18 hours): Gain specialization in analyzing and applying data across diverse fields.
- Applied Programming (21 hours): Develop advanced programming and data processing skills to complement any major.
At C-SC, you will graduate not just with the knowledge, but with the versatility and technical confidence to lead in a data-driven world.
As a Computer and Data Science major at Culver-Stockton College, I’ve gained not only strong technical skills but also the confidence to apply them in real-world situations. The small class sizes and supportive professors have allowed me to get personalized guidance and hands-on experience with programming and data analysis. Being a Computer and Data Science major has opened opportunities for me through organizations and teamwork. I have been able to build skills with programs that I will need in the professional field, and I have learned how to ask valuable questions. Through this major, I have been able to be myself and be confident in what field I want to work in after college.
— Piper Chapman ’26
What can I do with a Computer and Data Science Degree?
3+2 MBA Program
Beyond the Classroom
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Student Experiences
- Association for Computing Machinery
- Travel Study courses
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Professional Experiences
- Exploratory and Professional Internships