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Computer Science Curriculum
Banner major code: CSCC
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The curriculum offers graduates an extensive background in the major fields
of computer science. Graduates will have received the highest degree of preparation
for either the pursuit of a graduate degree in the field, or for a career in the
computer industry.
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General studies ...........................................................................................
65-69 hours
General education requirements
(31 hrs)
Physical education/graduation
requirement (2 hrs)
Note: The number of
hours in this section derives from the following requirements:
A course in written composition (3), speech (2 or 3), upper-level
composition, speech or foreign language (3), four courses in
social science (12), four courses in arts & humanities (12).
Math Requirements ....................................................................................
17-18 hours
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MATH 120
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Calculus I
(satisfies general education requirement I.4)
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(4 hrs) --- |
Note
This course satisfies both a general education requirement and a major requirement.
In order to avoid taking excess hours, students are advised to take this course, or approved
substitute from another institution, as part of the general
education requirements.
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MATH 122 |
Linear Algebra
(satisfies general education requirement I.4)
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(3 hrs) --- |
Note
This course satisfies both a general education requirement and a major requirement.
In order to avoid taking excess hours, students are advised to take this course, or approved
substitute from another institution, as part of the general
education requirements.
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MATH 205 |
Mathematical Structures for Computer Science
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(4 hrs) |
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MATH 360 |
Statistical Methods |
(3 hrs) --- |
Note
Students should take care to satisfy the criteria of general education requirement II in selecting their science courses.
Generally, this will require that the selected courses are from three distinct departments.
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| One course rom the following: |
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MATH 121 |
Calculus II
(satisfies general education requirement I.4)
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(4 hrs) --- |
Note
This course satisfies both a general education requirement and a major requirement.
In order to avoid taking excess hours, students are advised to take this course, or approved
substitute from another institution, as part of the general
education requirements.
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| Any
200- or higher level course offered by the Math Department not oriented specifically toward a teaching specialization
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(3 hrs) |
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Science Requirements ..........................................................................
15-18 hours
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Note:
Students should take care to satisfy the criteria of general education requirement II in selecting their science courses.
Generally, this will require that the selected courses are from three distinct departments.
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12
total credits of coursework from two of the following departments:
Biology,
Chemistry, Geology, or Physics.
These courses must be intended for majors in
their respective disciplines.
The courses
must include one of the following sequences: (12 hrs)
CHEM 121/122 and (CHEM 123/124
or CHEM 125/126)
(satisfies general education requirement II.1 or II.3) |
Note
This course satisfies both a general education requirement and a major requirement.
In order to avoid taking excess hours, students are advised to take this course, or approved
substitute from another institution, as part of the general
education requirements.
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ESSC 110 and ESSC 111
(satisfies general education requirement II.1 or II.3)
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Note
This course satisfies both a general education requirement and a major requirement.
In order to avoid taking excess hours, students are advised to take this course, or approved
substitute from another institution, as part of the general
education requirements.
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PHYS 223 and PHYS 224
(satisfies general education requirement II.1 or II.3)
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Note
This course satisfies both a general education requirement and a major requirement.
In order to avoid taking excess hours, students are advised to take this course, or approved
substitute from another institution, as part of the general
education requirements.
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BIOL 110 and BIOL 120
(satisfies general education requirement II.1 or II.3)
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Note
This course satisfies both a general education requirement and a major requirement.
In order to avoid taking excess hours, students are advised to take this course, or approved
substitute from another institution, as part of the general
education requirements.
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An additional course from the Biology, Chemistry, Geology, Physics or Psychology
department. This course need not be intended
for majors in that discipline (3-5 hrs)
Comprehensive computer science curriculum
major ............................... 45 hours
Required
courses ........................................................................................
39 hours
Elective
courses ...........................................................................................
6 hours
Select two from the list of courses below: any 400-level computer science courses
Minor (No minor is required) ............................................................................
0 hours
Elective Courses ........................................................................................
10-14 hours
Total .................................................................................................................
124 hours
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