Computer Science Plus, BS

A minimum grade of C (2.0) is needed in CS 212 , CS 214 , CS 232 , or CS 262 for admission to this concentration.

Program Requirements

CS 108 - Introduction to Computing (preferred)
OR CS 106 - Introduction to Scientific Computation and Modeling
CS 112 - Introduction to Data Structures
CS 195 - Introductory Computing Seminar (take 3 semesters)
CS 212 - Data Structures and Algorithms
CS 214 - Programming Language Concepts
CS 232 - Operating Systems and Networking
CS 262 - Software Engineering
CS 295 - Computing Seminar (take 3 semesters)
CS 384 - Perspectives on Computing
CS 394 - Senior Internship in Computing
OR CS 396 - Senior Project in Computing AND CS 398 - Senior Project in Computing II

Two from

Students may count multiple sections of CS 300 as different advanced electives in their computer science programs, provided those sections address differen topics.

CS 300 - Special Topics in Computer Science
CS 312 - Logic, Computability, and Complexity
CS 320 - Advanced Computer Architecture
CS 326 - Embedded Systems and the Internet of Things
CS 332 - Advanced Computer Networks
CS 336 - Web Development
CS 338 - Computer System Administration
CS 342 - Database Management Systems
CS 344 - Artificial Intelligence
CS 352 - Computer Graphics
CS 364 - Computer Security
CS 374 - High Performance Computing
ENGR 304 - Fundamentals of Digital Systems
ENGR 325 - Computer Architecture and Digital Systems Design
an approved interim

Total Semester Hours: 32-35

Cognates

(18 semester hours)

ENGR 220 - Introduction to Computer Architecture
MATH 171 - Calculus I (preferred)
OR MATH 132 - Calculus for Management, Life, and Social Sciences
MATH 251 - Discrete Mathematics
MATH 252 - Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science
STAT 243 - Statistics (preferred)
OR STAT 143 - Introduction to Probability and Statistics
OR STAT 145 - Biostatistics
OR PSYC 255 - Statistics and Research Design

Plus Domain Study

(12 semester hours)

Students in this concentration must also complete at least 12 hours of study with the same course prefix (or forming a cohesive body of study, with departmental approval), at least 3 of which must be at the 300 level.