Contact: Owen ByerDaniel Showalter
Degree: Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science (see details below)
Semester Hours: 49-50
Core Intensives: Fulfills TI. May fulfill 2 WI/CI and CE.
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Computer science students typically earn a bachelor of arts degree. Students with a plan of study including CS 345, CS 355, CS 445, CS 455, MATH 170, MATH 185, and STAT 220 can opt for a bachelor of science degree instead. Students planning to seek a graduate degree in computer science should consider a double major in computer science and mathematics.
Foundational Courses (14 SH)
CE 165 Networking and Data Communication (2)
CE 175 Architecture and Operating Systems (4)
CS 145 Introduction to Programming (2) OR CS 155 Programming in Python (2) OR CS 245 Programming in Java (2)
CS 255 Intermediate Programming (2)
CS 265 Databases and Information Management (2)
CS 275 Web Applications (2)
Upper-Level Courses (16 SH)
Choose from this list:
300-level or 400-level CS courses
*CE 365 Digital Circuits (3)
*ENGR 325 Engineering Ethics (2)
Mathematics Courses (9-10 SH)
MATH 134 Finite Math-Logic and Problem Solving (2) AND MATH 136 Finite Math-Number Theory and Probability (2) OR MATH 170 Discrete Mathematics (4)
Any STAT course (2)
*MATH 150 Elements of Calculus (3) OR MATH 185 Calculus I (4)
Computer Science or Related Field Electives (6 SH with advisor approval)
Each student will choose additional courses based on a theme of study. The courses are selected with consultation and approval of a faculty advisor.
Senior Capstone (2 SH)
CS 475 Capstone Project (2)
* indicates the course is offered in alternate years