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College of sciences

Computer Science – Web and Database Emphasis

The Web and Database Emphasis prepares students to build, manage, and optimize the digital platforms that power modern organizations.

About the Program

The Computer Science – Web and Database Emphasis at the University of Findlay prepares students to build, manage, and optimize the digital platforms that power modern organizations. This emphasis focuses on developing dynamic websites, web-based applications, and the databases that support them. 

Through hands-on coursework and real-world projects, students learn how to design user-friendly interfaces, develop database-driven applications, and manage data systems with a focus on performance, security, and integrity. Graduates gain the technical skills needed to create seamless digital experiences while ensuring reliable data management. 

Highlights

Recognized by the State of Ohio as a Program of Innovation

Professional Science Master’s Program 

Course Requirements

Students earning a Bachelor of Science Computer Science degree must complete the following curriculum. 

The core curriculum consists of required courses grounded in project management, software engineering, data mining, and analytics. View the full curriculum in the University of Findlay Undergraduate Catalog.    

The emphasis curriculum consists of required courses. View the full curriculum in the University of Findlay Undergraduate Catalog.  

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Hands-On Experience

Computer science students at the University of Findlay are in high demand, with strong internship and employment opportunities both on and off campus. These experiences provide real-world skills, income, and often a direct path to full-time employment after graduation. Local partners such as Marathon Petroleum, General Electric, and CentraComm regularly host our students, while on-campus roles through University ITS, the Makerspace, and the student-run 3C Computer Repairs offer additional hands-on experience close to home. 

Careers

A Computer Science degree with a Web and Database Emphasis prepares you for a wide range of careers in web development, data management, and application design.

  • Web Developer  
  • Database Administrator  
  • Full-Stack Developer  
  • Back-End Developer  
  • Software Engineer  
  • Database Developer  
  • Application Developer

Through hands-on learning and real-world experience, you’ll graduate ready to make an immediate impact or continue your education. 

Clubs and Activities

There are many opportunities outside of the classroom to get involved, including:

The Oiler 10 student-run, faculty-mentored marketing and consulting agency, in which students gain authentic hands-on experience by providing support and solutions to real businesses and organizations. The group also has opportunities to travel and learn from agencies and businesses around the country.   

The mission of Technology and Gaming Club at the University of Findlay is to foster interest in and to further knowledge in the areas of technology and gaming.

The club is sponsored by the University’s Mathematics program and provides opportunities for students to engage with mathematics outside the classroom.

Some things the Euler Math Club is known for include:

  • Connecting mathematics majors and minors with faculty and peers.
  • Participating in mathematical problem-solving activities and discussions.
  • Supporting academic and professional development in mathematics.
  • Providing opportunities for networking and community among students interested in math.
  • Participating in departmental events such as Math Day at Findlay, which brings professionals and speakers to campus to discuss innovations and careers in mathematics.

The University of Findlay has a student chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), the world’s largest computing and computer science professional organization. The club is geared toward students interested in computer science, software development, information technology, cybersecurity, data analytics, and related fields.

ACM activities include:

  • Regular chapter meetings
  • Attending meetings of the Northwest Ohio ACM chapter and other professional computing organizations
  • Tours of computer facilities and technology companies
  • Invited speakers from industry and academia
  • Networking opportunities for students pursuing computing careers

3C Computer Repairs is a student-run organization that has proudly served the University of Findlay and the surrounding community, offering reliable and affordable computer repair and technical consulting services.

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Accreditation

The College of Sciences is regionally accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).