Service-Learning in South Africa or Cambodia

Year after year, the Roth Center for Mission Computing (RCMC) provides hands-on experience for Computer Science majors at Taylor University, encouraging them to experience missions work firsthand during J-Term. Read about last year's trip. 

Combining computer science and service to the missions community, students travel to a South Africa or Cambodia during January to undertake software development and systems analysis for a missions partner.

Students design, construct, test, document, and deploy a non-trivial software system that meets the partner's requirements. Students experience the local culture and participate in direct ministry as opportunities arise.

Meets foundational core cross-cultural (CC) requirement. Prerequisite: COS 121 or COS 143; and instructor permission.

Offered	January Term
Location	Durdin, South Africa or Cambodia
Cost	Taylor tuition/housing/food + off-campus program fee + insurance fee + fundraising *This includes roundtrip air travel, tuition, housing, and food, admission fees for all class-related activities, and program-related travel.
Emphasis	Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Data Science

Contact

Curious about traveling to South Africa or Cambodia for J-Term? Stop by the Spencer Center or email the Office of Off Campus Programs at [email protected].