Computer Science, B.S.

Curriculum Area I - Arts and Humanities: Credits 9

Curriculum Area II - Social and Behavioral Sciences: Credits 6

Students must select one course in each of two disciplines:

Curriculum Area III - Biological and Physical Sciences: Credits 8

Students must select two science courses and two science laboratory courses from the following:

• BIOL 111 Principles of Biology I Credit: 3
• BIOL 113 Principles of Biology I Laboratory Credit: 1
• BIOL 112 Principles of Biology II Credit: 3
• BIOL 114 Principles of Biology II Laboratory Credit: 1

• or

• CHEM 111 Principles of Chemistry I Credit: 3
• CHEM 113 Principles of Chemistry Laboratory I Credit: 1
• CHEM 112 Principles of Chemistry II Credit: 3
• CHEM 114 Principles of Chemistry Laboratory II Credit: 1

Curriculum Area IV - Mathematics: Credits 4

• MATH 112 Calculus I Credit: 4

Curriculum Area V - English Composition: Credits 9

• ENGL 101 Basic Composition I Credit: 3 ^{1, 2}
• ENGL 102 Basic Composition II Credit: 3 ^{1, 2}
• ENGL 001 English Proficiency Examination Credit: 0
• ENGL 305 Technical Writing Credit: 3 or
• ENGL 310 Advanced Composition Credit: 3

Curriculum Area VI - Emerging Issues: Credits 4

• CSDP 100 Computer Science Orientation Credit: 1
• EXSC 111 Personal Health and Fitness Credit: 3

Total Required for General Education: Credits 40

¹Students must pass ENGL 101  and ENGL 102  with grade of “C” or above before taking ENGL 203 .

²Honors students should take honors courses.

Computer Science: Credits 47

• CSDP 221 Introduction to Computer Programming Credit: 4
• CSDP 222 Advanced Programming Credit: 4
• CSDP 250 Data Structures Credit: 3
• CSDP 301 Computer Organization and Assembly Language Programming Credit: 3
• CSDP 305 Software Engineering I Credit: 3
• CSDP 332 Internet Programming Credit: 3
• CSDP 351 Computer Architecture Credit: 3
• CSDP 390 Social, Ethical and legal issues in Computer Science Credit: 3
• CSDP 398 Computer and Language Topics A Credit: 3 (Java)
• CSDP 399 Computer and Language Topics B Credit: 3 (UNIX)
• CSDP 401 Operating Systems Credit: 3
• CSDP 403 Computer Language Theory Credit: 3
• CSDP 404 Database Management Systems Credit: 3
• CSDP 450 Algorithms and Data Structures Credit: 3
• CSDP 490 Senior Design Project Credit: 3

Advanced Computer Science Electives: Credits 3

Choose one:

• CSDP 199 Introduction to MatLab Programming Credit: 3
• CSDP 431 Data Warehousing and Data Mining Credit: 3
• CSDP 345 Introduction to Mobile Robotics Programming Credit: 3
• CSDP 341 Numerical Analysis Credit: 3
• CSDP 402 Computer Networks Credit: 3
• CSDP 405 Software Engineering II Credit: 3
• CSDP 406 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence Credit: 3
• CSDP 442 Numerical Analysis II Credit: 3
• CSDP 498 Selected Topics in Computer Science A Credit: 3

Math: Credits 16

(In addition to courses satisfying Curr Area IV)

• MATH 211 Calculus II Credit: 4
• MATH 232 Introduction to Linear Algebra Credit: 3
• MATH 309 Introduction to Probability Credit: 3
• MATH 323 Introduction to Discrete Structures Credit: 3
• MATH 360 Statistics for Scientists Credit: 3

Science: Credits 4

(In addition to courses satisfying Curr Area III)

Additional science courses offered in Biology or Chemistry above the 111 level, or Physics at the 181 level or above.

Broadening Courses: Credits 6

Two additional courses in Arts, Humanities, Social Science or Behavioral Science

Free Elective Courses: Credits 4

It is recommended taking 300 and 400 level computer science, natural sciences, engineering, and technology courses relevant to fields of interest.