Unique and challenging programs. One of a kind work environment. Real-world Experience. Dedicated Christian Faculty. 97% Job Placement rate BEFORE graduation for our ABET Accredited Computer Engineering Program.
Taylor’s Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) department offers you excellence in and out of the classroom with specializations in: New Media, Business Information Systems, Graphics, Artificial Intelligence, Systems, Scientific Computing, and Software Studio. You can study what you love and get a job with places like Walmart Corporate, Chick-fil-A, Eli Lilly, Lockheed Martin, Wycliffe Bible Translators and Sentry Data Systems when you graduate.
Taylor’s CSE Faculty will also prepare you to think about your work from an ethical and theological standpoint:
“In a pluralistic society, when you are working with all kinds of people who don’t share your exact views or faith, there has to be a way to express your ethics in a way that everyone understands. In using technology, it changes how we think and view our world…we should pay close attention to something so powerful that it changes your view of the world.” ~ Dr. Jeff Cramer, CSE professor
No matter what you direction you want to go with your degree -- corporate, non-profit, missions, graduate school --Taylor’s CSE program can get you there.
Interested? Watch our videos, check out our degrees and majors, or better yet, visit us and see our new Euler Complex!
In this video, Dr. Jeff Cramer, Professor of Computer Science, discusses how the department has a great history of preparing students for their careers or graduate school… including heavy recruitment on campus from employers like Chick-Fil-A and Eli Lilly.
Dr. Bill Toll, Dean of the School of Natural and Applied Science, describes the new Euler Complex and how the sustainability features and design aligns with the mission of the University and the legacy of discovery that Taylor has had starting with the original Nussbaum Science Building.
The 48th Annual Natural Sciences Seminar, a series of Monday afternoon lectures and presentations, begins Monday, September 17. The meetings will be held at 4:00 p.m., each Monday in Room 109 in Taylor University’s Euler Science Complex.
Taylor University officials are set to welcome the largest incoming freshman class in school history. An expected 560 new students are set to arrive this weekend: 518 of them being freshmen and 42 additional transfer students.
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