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Earn your Bachelor of Science in Applied Computing from the University of Wisconsin—100% Online

In nearly every industry, businesses can no longer operate without skilled, perceptive IT professionals to drive process, create connections, and solve business problems. With the University of Wisconsin Bachelor of Science in Applied Computing, a hands-on computer science program with a valuable focus on the business skills employers need, you can be the problem solver who makes things possible—for your company and your career.

UW Applied Computing is a degree completion program. It is designed specifically for people who already have 60+ college credits and want to complete their degree.

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Future-focused Learning

The UW Applied Computing program proves to employers that you have the tools required to solve their organization’s day-to-day technical and operational issues. More importantly, it teaches you how to develop new technologies and participate in future tech innovation so you’ll know how to fix tomorrow’s problems.

The University of Wisconsin Bachelor’s in Applied Computing provides:

FUTURE-FOCUSED LEARNING:

The UW Applied Computing program proves to employers that you have the skills required to solve their organization’s day-to-day technical and operational issues. More importantly, it teaches you how to develop new technologies and participate in future tech innovation so you’ll know how to fix tomorrow’s problems.

A COMBINATION OF TECHNOLOGY AND BUSINESS:

Today’s employers need well-rounded IT professionals. This unique computer science curriculum has a sharp focus on business skills like project management, IS strategy, and legal and ethical issues, so you can use your technical expertise to propel the organization forward.

REAL-WORLD APPLICATION:

Because the program was designed with working adults in mind, skills are combined and taught in the same way professionals utilize them day-to-day in the workplace. With the capstone course, you’ll get a chance to apply your knowledge in a real-world setting, giving you the practical experience employers will notice.

Real-world Application.

Upon graduation, you will be well prepared to make things possible in organizations public and private, in virtually any industry: healthcare, computer science, information technology, retail, marketing, manufacturing, transportation, communication, education, insurance, finance, science, security, law enforcement, and more. The dual-natured curriculum focuses both on developing a strong technical foundation, as well as the nuanced professional skills required to thrive in any IT role.

Your Bachelor of Science in Applied Computing will indicate to employers that you’re skilled in the hands-on application of the tools and technologies you’ll need on a day-to-day basis. This degree can be the foundation for a variety of positions, including:

Software developer
Database developer
Systems administrator
Application/full stack developer
Software engineer
Video game developer
Business analyst
Web developer
Project manager

Study online, anytime, while staying connected.

Access course content from any device

Zero on-campus meetings or requirements

No need to be online at a specific time for classes

Interact with faculty and fellow students via online discussion boards

When I see someone with a degree from the University of Wisconsin System, I have confidence in their abilities and work ethic. As a UW program, the Bachelor of Science in Applied Computing carries a reputation of quality and rigor. These students haven’t just gone through the motions for their degree; they’ve challenged themselves at every level.

— Jeff Thomas: Chief Technology Officer, Forward Health Group

A COLLABORATION OF THE UNIVERSITIES OF WISCONSIN

Universities of Wisconsin is one of the largest and most widely respected public higher education systems in the country. By partnering with all UW campuses to offer online degrees and certificates, students receive a quality University of Wisconsin education—no matter where they live and work.

UW Applied Computing is a partnership of:

University of Wisconsin institutions offering the online Bachelor of Science in Applied Computing are fully accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. The programs have been approved by the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents.