CMP 491 - Capstone

Credits: 3

Description
Internship/Study abroad or undergraduate research is a structured, supervised, experience designed to enrich complement students’ academic program, will improve hands-on experience of students in computer science. The purpose of the School of Science, Technology, Health, and Human Services is to produce graduates with a solid understanding of and practical experience in the field of Computer Science so that they will be able to compete effectively and be successful in graduate school, professional school, and the workplace. More importantly, students gain practical skills that can be applied directly to future professional goals.

Study Abroad engages students in meaningful cultural exchanges and language-learning. Students are provided the opportunity to earn academic credit while participating in life-changing study abroad programs. Students who complete Capstone are able to demonstrate skills and competencies from their supervised experience and, in addition, are able to demonstrate maturity and acceptable professional, personal, and interpersonal behavior. Students may obtain eligibility information from the Academic advisor, Faculty mentor or office of CPI.