Technology studies at Full Sail University are unique. They're designed to be hands-on, adaptable, and relevant to the real-world skills you need to succeed in the industry. But with a vast world of technology, how do you know which curriculum is right for you? Here are some details about what you can expect from each technology focus at Full Sail and the types of markets they prepare students for.

Computer Science Bachelor’s – Campus & Online

Full Sail's computer science courses help you learn the computer languages needed to build data structures and software architecture. You'll get the tools and problem-solving skills you need to develop and implement solutions in an ever-evolving tech market. If you're ready to join an industry that’s making systems faster and more intuitive, we can help.

Computer Science Bachelor's Completion with an Artificial Intelligence Concentration – Online

This path includes a concentration in artificial intelligence so students can specialize in designing, developing, and implementing software-based AI solutions. Courses cover essential topics in human-computer interaction, including neural networks and deep learning, computer vision, and security.

Computer Science Bachelor's Completion with a Mobile Development Concentration – Online

In the mobile development concentration, students focus on mobile application production. You'll learn in-demand programming languages and best practices for Apple and Android devices, data structures, software engineering, and architecture. You'll also learn to research industry needs and user bases to help create a comprehensive software plan.

Simulation & Visualization Bachelor’s – Campus

If you're interested in studying and creating virtual systems, the simulation & visualization curriculum might be right for you. You'll learn how to create rapid prototypes and develop new experiences with AR/VR and XR technologies. The skills you learn here will allow you to build new worlds in immersive games, develop specialized training programs, and solve challenging real-world problems.

Information Technology Bachelor’s – Campus & Online

In the information technology program, hands-on courses focus on how to provide the infrastructure to share data so it's secure and available 24/7. You'll learn how to build solutions and develop processes that automate tasks in computer architecture. This includes virtualizing systems, networks, and storage and understanding how to leverage that technology.

Cybersecurity Bachelor of Science Completion Program – Campus & Online

This completion program is ideal for students who want to help define security and privacy policies, prevent cybercrime, and assess threats for a variety of organizations. It also offers students the opportunity to earn important industry certifications.

Web Development Bachelor’s – Online

If you love the challenge of solving problems and connecting people, our web development focus might be right for you. You'll learn advanced concepts in scripting languages, standards for enhancing web pages, and how to design databases to create web applications. Using these frontend and backend technologies, you'll develop responsive solutions that are dynamic and engaging.

User Experience Bachelor’s – Online

If you're interested in how psychology, visual design, and systems affect how we interact with the digital realm, the User Experience degree might be right for you. This program explores the theories of UX design while covering the industry-standard workflows, research, prototyping, and testing that goes into it, including UX/UI for game platforms.