A major must satisfy Categories I, II and III noted below. A grade below 2.0 in any 300- or 400-level course in MAT or CSC is unacceptable toward the major. Students majoring in Computer Science are exempt from the university's General Education Requirements: Section IIIA (Mathematics) and Section VC (Computer Competency Requirements).
I. Required Courses:
Subject
Course
Title
Credits
CSC
210
Computer Science and Programming I
3
CSC
231
Computer Science and Programming II
3
CSC
251
Net-centric Computing
3
CSC
330
Data Structures
3
CSC
335
Design and Analysis of Computer Algorithms
3
CSC
340
Programming Languages and Translation
3
CSC
341
Database and Information Management
3
CSC
344
Operating Systems
3
CSC
378
Computer Organization and Architecture
3
CSC
445
Software Engineering and Professional Practice
3
CSC
450
Senior Seminar
3
Subtotal: 36 credits
II. Electives:
Select an additional four courses from any track below or four computer science courses, not in I, numbered 300 or above, except internships
Hardware Architecture
Subject
Course
Title
Credits
CSC
347
Embedded Micro-Controllers
3
CSC
355
Digital Logic Lecture
3
CSC
356
Digital Logic Laboratory (Optional)
1
CSC
365
Advanced Digital Logic
3
CSC
366
Advanced Digital Logic Laboratory (Optional)
1
CSC
420
Microprocessor
3
Net-Centric Computing
CSC
337
Computer Networks and Distributed Processing
3
CSC
338
Computer Networks and Distributed Processing Programming
3
CSC
339
Network Management and Administration
3
CSC
410
Client/Server Computing
3
Computational Science
CSC
350
Numerical Analysis
3
CSC
351
Signals and Systems
3
CSC
352
Digital Signal Processing
3
CSC
353
Introduction to Wavelet Theory and Applications
3
CSC
430
Computability and Automata
3
CSC
455
Computer System Performance Evaluation
3
Software Development
CSC
375
Artificial Intelligence
3
CSC
410
Client/Server Computing
3
CSC
456
Advanced Software Development
3
CSC
475
Intelligent Systems
3
Subtotal: 12 credits
III. Related Fields:
Computer science majors must take the following courses to complete the computer science requirements
Subject
Course
Title
Credits
MAT
230
Discrete Structures
3
MAT
243
Calculus I with Technology
3
MAT
244
Calculus II with Technology
3
Subtotal: 9 credits
Total Credits
54
In addition to the core subject areas, the Computer Science Department offers students a unique opportunity to focus on a specific track in hardware architecture, software development, net-centric computing, or computational science.
