Computer Science, BS

University Requirement (2 Hours)

• GSTD 1002 - Freshman Seminar

General Education (28 Hours)

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(Mathematics and physical science courses are included in the major.)

Computer Science (60-63 Hours)

• CSCI 2103 - Computer Science I and
• CSCI 2101 - Computer Science I Lab

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• CSCI 2113 - Computer Science II and
• CSCI 2111 - Computer Science II Lab

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• CSCI 3063 - High Level Language
• CSCI 3103 - Data Structures and Algorithms
• CSCI 3143 - Network Security
• CSCI 3203 - Assembler and Machine Organization
• CSCI 3213 - Computer Networking
• CSCI 3233 - Theory of Computation
• CSCI 3703 - Computer Architecture
• CSCI 4133 - Operating Systems
• CSCI 4143 - Programming Languages and Compilers
• CSCI 4153 - Software Engineering
• CSCI 4203 - Data Modeling and Applications
• CSCI 4922 - Senior Project I
• CSCI 4932 - Senior Project II
• Upper-Level CSCI/MATH Electives 15-18 Hour(s)

Mathematics (17-19 Hours)

• MATH 2033 - Discrete Mathematics
• MATH 2753 - Linear Algebra

Physics (4 Hours)

• PHYS 2003 - College Physics I and
  PHYS 2001 - College Physics I Lab
    

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• PHYS 2203 - University Physics I and
  PHYS 2201 - University Physics I Lab
    

Other Requirements (4 Hours)

• CSCI 2001 - Information Technology Seminar
• ENGL 3023 - Technical Writing

Total Hours - 120

Completion of the remaining hours to total 120 hours.

No minor is required in this major.

A five year BSMS is now available in the Computer Science program. Students will follow the degree requirements for the BS in Computer Science. By the end of the fourth year, students should complete 120 credit hours (114 undergraduate + 6 graduate) and receive their BS degree. They should complete additional 24 graduate hours in their fifth year - 6 of those hours are expected be taken in summer prior to the 5^th year. After the completion of 144 credit hours (114 undergraduate + 30 graduate) they will be conferred the MS degrees if all other requirements are satisfied. Please meet with your advisor during your junior year, if interested.