Computer Science Minor

The minor in computer science provides a strong foundation in programming fundamentals and theory. Students who complete the minor will be able to apply computation to their major field of study.

Program Requirements

CS 112 - Introduction to Data Structures

Take One from the Following

CS 104 - Applied Computing
CS 106 - Introduction to Scientific Computation and Modeling
CS 108 - Introduction to Computing

Take 12 Hours from the Following

(Multiple sections of CS 300 may be counted as different advanced electives, if those sections address different topics.)

CS 212 - Data Structures and Algorithms (recommended)
CS 214 - Programming Language Concepts
CS 232 - Operating Systems and Networking
CS 262 - Software Engineering
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 - System Administration: Infrastructure
CS 339 - System Administration: Cloud Services
CS 354 - Database Management Systems
CS 375 - Artificial Intelligence
CS 376 - Machine Learning
CS 372 - Computer Graphics
CS 364 - Computer Security
CS 374 - High Performance Computing
ENGR 220 - Introduction to Computer Architecture
ENGR 325 - Computer Architecture and Digital Systems Design

Computer Science Minor

Program Requirements

Take One from the Following

Take 12 Hours from the Following

Total Semester Hours: 18-20