Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BS-CS)
The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BS-CS) program provides students with in-depth knowledge and analytical skills associated with the design, development, testing and documentation of a range of operating systems; database management; and programming languages. With computers found in every aspect of today’s society, students completing the Bachelor of Science Degree are prepared for a range of options, including continued study in the field at the graduate level.
Students pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science must complete all required courses in their chosen major as outlined below.
Prerequisites
Students must pass the following prerequisites before they can begin taking courses in the major:
| MATH 1201 | College Algebra |
| MATH 1280 | Introduction to Statistics |
| CS 1101 | Programming Fundamentals |
| CS 1102 | Programming 1 |
| CS 1103 | Programming 2 |
| CS 1104 | Computer Systems |
| CS 2203 | Databases 1 |
| CS 2204 | Communications and Networking |
| CS 2205 | Web Programming 1 (proctored course) |
| CS 2301 | Operating Systems 1 (proctored course) |
| CS 2401 | Software Engineering 1 |
| CS 3303 | Data Structures (Proctored course) |
| CS 3305 | Web Programming 2 (Proctored course) |
| CS 3306 | Databases 2 (proctored course) |
| CS 3307 | Operating Systems 2 (proctored course) |
| CS 4402 | Comparative Programming Languages (proctored course) |
| CS 4407 | Data Mining and Machine Learning (proctored course) |
| MATH 1302 | Discrete Mathematics |
| MATH 1211 | Calculus |
Electives
| CS 3304 | Analysis of Algorithms |
| CS 3308 | Information Retrieval |
| CS 4403 | Software Engineering 2 |
| CS 4404 | Advanced Networking and Data Security |
| CS 4405 | Mobile Applications |
| CS 4406 | Computer Graphics |
| CS 4408 | Artificial Intelligence |
Other Electives: Students pursuing an Associate of Science degree may choose additional elective courses beyond those specified in the General Education requirements, and/or select introductory courses in other majors, and/or take additional courses in a student’s major that may not be required for the degree.
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