The Department of Computer Science provides opportunities for both theoretical and practical knowledge. Computer Science is a wide-ranging discipline that deals with the exploration, design and synthesis of computer systems and their applications. The major curriculum is intended to prepare students to enter the rapidly growing computer field and includes a sound preparation in science and mathematics. Students from any other discipline can also have a minor in Computer Science, if they meet the requirements. A minor in Computer Science consists of eighteen (21) semester hours in Computer Science, at least nine (9) semester hours of which must be upper (advanced) division courses. Students should consult a faculty advisor prior to enrolling in courses intended to count toward the minor.
COMPUTER SCIENCE DEGREE PLAN | ||
AREA, COURSE CODE AND NUMBER | COURSE NAME | CREDIT HOURS |
Academic Core Requirements | See separate degree Plan | 44 |
Institutional Requirements | See separate degree Plan | 15 |
Comp. Sci. Required Courses | 54 | |
Electives | 12 | |
COSC 1336 | 3 | |
COSC 1332 | 3 | |
COSC 2326 | 4 | |
COSC 2336 | 3 | |
COSC 2338 | 3 | |
COSC 3310 | 3 | |
COSC 3338 | 3 | |
COSC 3355 | 3 | |
COSC 3371 | 3 | |
COSC 4360 | 3 | |
COSC 4375 | 3 | |
COSC 4385 | 3 | |
GCUS 2303 | 1 | |
MATH 2330 | 3 | |
MATH 2413 | 4 | |
MATH 2414 | 4 | |
MATH 3315 | 3 | |
Electives | 3000 and 4000 Levels | 12 |
TOTAL | 125 | |
