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Apr 27, 2024
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2006-2007 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Computer Science Major, B.S.
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In order to expose computer science majors to a broad theoretical base while emphasizing the laboratory experience, students will complete the CS core courses. To add depth and flexibility to their academic programs, students will work out an focus area with a major advisor. A specific focus may be developed in many areas of computer science, examples include: artificial intelligence, computer systems, information systems, scientific computing, and software engineering. A table of possible sequences for focus area electives follow the core requirements.
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Additional CS Requirements
- Focus Area Electives Credits: (24)
Focus Area Electives List
Students may use additional courses as their focus area electives with the approval of their major advisor.
- MATH courses at or above the level of 173
- CS 410 - Formal Language Theory
- CS 418 - Microprocessor Systems
- CS 435 - Simulation
- CS 460 - Optimization
- CS 465 - Compiler Design
Possible Focus Area Sequences
The table below summarizes typical focused sequences taken by students.
AIS – Artificial Intelligence
Sys – Computer Systems
IS – Information Systems
Sci – Scientific Computing
SW – Software Design and Engineering
AIS Sys IS Sci SW
CS 350 X
CS 440 X
CS 450 X
CS 455 X
CS 456 X X X
CS 458 X
CS 473 X
CS 490 X
EET 221 X
EET 312 X
EET 371 X
EET 372 X
EET 375 X
MATH 173 X X X
MATH 265 X X
MATH 272 X
MATH 273 X
MATH 311 X
MATH 376 X
MATH 412 X
ACCT 251 X
ACCT 252 X
ECON 201 X
BUS 221 X
MIS 386 X |
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