| Computer Science (BS) |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
| Requirements: Fifty-one (51) credit hours, with a minimum grade of "C" in each course,
are required as follows |
51 |
| CA 275 |
3 hrs |
Small Group Discussion |
|
| EH 372 |
3 hrs |
Technical Writing (W) |
|
| CSC 108 |
3 hrs |
Introduction to Computer Science |
|
| CSC 120 |
4 hrs |
Problem Solving and Programming Concepts |
|
| CSC 228 |
3 hrs |
Digital Logic and Comp Architecture |
|
| CSC 231 |
4 hrs |
Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms |
|
| CIS 300 |
1 hr |
Information Technology in Society |
|
| CSC 311 |
3 hrs |
Networking and Communications |
|
| CSC 320 |
3 hrs |
Computer Organization and Architecture |
|
| CSC 322 |
3 hrs |
Operating Systems |
|
| CSC 331 |
3 hrs |
Software Engineering Principles (W) |
|
| CSC 332 |
3 hrs |
Advanced Data Structures and Algorithms |
|
| CSC 333 |
3 hrs |
Program Language Theory |
|
| CSC 399 |
3 hrs |
Concurrency and Distributed Computing |
|
| CSC 440 |
3 hrs |
Secure Software Engineering |
|
| CSC 434 |
3 hrs |
Formal Language and Automata Theory |
|
| CIS 497 |
3 hrs |
Senior Project (W) |
|
| CIS 498 |
0 hrs |
Senior Seminar |
|
| Computer Science Electives - Twelve (12) credit hours, with a minimum grade of "C"
in each course, are required. Select any four (4) of the following courses:
|
12 |
| CSC 410 |
3 hrs |
Compiler Design & Construction |
|
| CSC 412 |
3 hrs |
Real-Time Systems |
|
| CSC 413 |
3 hrs |
Computer Graphics |
|
| CSC 416 |
3 hrs |
Artificial Intelligence Theory and Programming |
|
| CSC 417 |
3 hrs |
Game Development |
|
| CSC 418 |
3 hrs |
Advanced Game Development |
|
| CSC 428 |
3 hrs |
Introduction to Bioinformatics |
|
| CIS 324 |
3 hrs |
Database Concepts |
|
| CIS 494 |
3 hs |
Directed Study |
|
| CSC 457 |
3 hrs |
Data Warehousing |
|
| CSC 490 |
3 hrs |
Computer Science Special Topics |
|
| Computer Science General Studies Electives - Hours as needed to meet degree and 125
semester hour requirement. All General Studies Electives must be approved by the Computer
Science Coordinator.
|
| Department of Computer Science Staff |
|
| Associate Professor & Computer Science Chair |
Dr. Tom Johnsten |
Computer Science is a discipline that involves the understanding and design of computers
and computational processes. In its most general form, it is concerned with the understanding
of information transfer and transformation. Particular interest is placed on making
processes efficient and endowing them with some form of intelligence. The discipline
includes both advancing the fundamental understanding of algorithms and information
processes in general, as well as the practical design of efficient, reliable software
to meet given specifications. Courses offer students the opportunity to explore current
trends in computing such as: information assurance, big data, video game development,
computer graphics and robotics.
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