UT’s computer science program is led by Professor Jean Gourd, whose technical research interests include artificial intelligence, software engineering and cybersecurity. In the Tampa Bay area, top employers for computer science graduates include Microsoft, Salesforce, NetSuite, Greenway Health, Deloitte, IBM, Parsons, Bank of America, KnowBe4, ConnectWise, Nielsen and Digital Hands. Virtually every organization has a need for computer science professionals. Graduates are equipped for roles in software development and engineering, web development, data analysis, cybersecurity and more, in industries ranging from technology and finance to health care and entertainment. Students receive a broad education in computer science that prepares them to be competitive in the workforce. During their senior year, students complete a team-based, industry-focused capstone project. Internship and apprenticeship opportunities provide additional experience and job connections. As they build their technical expertise, students also develop important skills in teamwork, problem-solving and communication. Throughout the curriculum, students benefit from hands-on learning, with a focus on tangible projects in real-world contexts. The program begins with a unique first-year experience featuring the novel Raspberry Pi computing platform that allows students to work with external circuits and sensors as they learn the fundamentals of electronics and computing. This minor is a useful addition to any degree program and provides a foundation for graduate studies in computer science. UT also offers a minor in computer science for students who wish to develop an understanding of computer science and gain practical computing skills.
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