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Bachelor of Arts with a major in Computer Science


This program is designed for those students who wish to pursue a career primarily related to computer science. This program does require a minor or a dual major.

Course Number and Title

Hrs.

Prerequisites

CS 101 Logic and Computing*

3

2 years H.S. Algebra

CS 121 Computer Programming I

3

CS 101

CS 122 Computer Programming II

3

CS 121

CS 230 Data Structures

3

CS 122, MATH 223

CS 301 Computer Architecture

3

CS 122

CS 302 Theory of Computation

3

MATH 224, 250

CS 303 Computer Algorithms

3

CS 230, MATH 224

CS 321 Advanced Programming

3

CS 230

CS 421 Principles of Operating Systems

3

CS 230, 301

CS 499 Software Development

3

SDD 241 or MIS 372

MIS 470 Database Management

3

None

MATH 223 Discrete Mathematics I

3

3 years H.S. College Prep Math

MATH 224 Discrete Mathematics II

3

MATH 223

MATH 250 Mathematical Proof

1

MATH 223

MATH 307 Linear Algebra

3

MATH 202, 206, or 224

Electives-Choose 1 course from:

3

SDD 241 Introduction to Software Engineering

(3)

CS 230

MIS 372 Systems Analysis & Design

(3)

MIS 221 or CS 121

Electives-Choose 1 course from:

3-5

 

CS 175 Web Design

(3)

None

CS 221 The Linux Operating System

(3)

CS 101

CS 260 Topics in CS

(3)

None

CS 275 Web Programming

(3)

CS 101, 175

CS 325 Mobile Applications Development

(3)

CS 122

CS 427 Computer Graphics

(3)

CS 303, MATH 307

CS 433 Computer Networks

(3)

CS 230, 301

CS 460 Advanced Topics in CS

(3)

CS 230

MATH 201 Applied Calculus I

or

MATH 205 Calculus I

(3-5)

2 years H.S. Algebra; 1 yr of H.S. Geometry

or

MATH 111 or equivalent

MATH 308 Operations Research

(3)

MATH 224 or MATH 230

MIS 472 Business Intelligence, Analytics, & Data Visualization

(3)

MIS 221 or CS 121

MIS 473 Advanced Systems Development

(3)

MIS 371, 372, 470

SEC 180 Foundations of Computer Security

(3)

None

SEC 185 Cyber Ethics

(3)

None

Total Hours

49-51 hrs.

 

*Students with prior programming experience may be permitted to substitute a Computer Science Elective with a CS prefix for CS 101 and have CS 101 waived as a prerequisite for CS 121.

Plus Institutional Baccalaureate Degree Requirements

Courses and Descriptions

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