Computer Science major leading to BS degree

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A major in computer science leading to a Bachelor of Science degree requires completion of at least 50 credits, including the following:

CSCI 111, 112, 209, 210, 211, 312, 313; MATH 102, 222
MATH 121 or 301
Two courses chosen from CSCI 315 through CSCI 341
Six additional credits in computer science
Six additional credits in mathematics at the 200 level or above.

An additional course required as a prerequisite for completion of the above is MATH 101.

Students expecting to major in computer science should take MATH 121 or 301 in their first or second year.

1. Required courses

CSCI 111 - Fundamentals of Programming I 111
CSCI 112 - Fundamentals of Programming II 112
CSCI 209 - Software Development 209
CSCI 210 - Computer Organization 210
CSCI 211 - Algorithm Design and Analysis 211
CSCI 312 - Programming Language Design 312
CSCI 313 - Theory of Computation 313
MATH 102 - Calculus II 102
MATH 222 - Linear Algebra 222

2. Take one course:

MATH 121 - Discrete Mathematics I 121
MATH 301 - Fundamental Concepts of Mathematics 301

3. Two courses chosen from:

CSCI 315 - Artificial Intelligence 315
CSCI 317 - Database Management 317
CSCI 320 - Parallel Computing 320
CSCI 321 - Computer Networks 321
CSCI 325 - Distributed Systems 325
CSCI 330 - Operating Systems 330
CSCI 332 - Compiler Construction 332
CSCI 335 - Software Engineering through Web Applications 335
CSCI 340 - Interactive Computer Graphics 340
CSCI 341 - Digital Image Processing 341

Computer Science major leading to BS degree

1. Required courses

2. Take one course:

3. Two courses chosen from:

4. Six additional credits in computer science.

5. Six additional credits in mathematics at the 200 level or above.