The Computer Studies Magnet Program offers students classes that prepare and train students for a variety of pathways. For example, students can follow a pathway for computer science, engineering, cybersecurity, game designer, or graphic artist. They may also take a combination of classes for a well-rounded education. In the programming classes students use the most current programming languages and study computer science concepts. In the multimedia and digital imaging track students create projects using professional-level hardware and software. In both tracks, students work with the same technology that is used in the collegiate and business world. Several of the classes give the student the opportunity to earn concurrent community college credit.

Students use state-of-the-art software and computer equipment such as digital cameras, 3D printers, robots, and scanners to study computer graphic design, web design, animation and multimedia presentations that contain video and music. Students also learn programming and software engineering techniques in preparation for college study. Programming languages as well as engineering concepts and computer science topics are taught. Opportunities encompass all areas of technology.