Computer Science Degree

Computer Science Bachelor's students enroll in a broad range of courses in the College of Engineering, as well as courses in writing, science, humanities, fine arts, historical traditions, and the social sciences. Graduates will have also completed courses in a foreign language. Computer Science courses include programming, data structures, computer organization, operating systems, principles of programming languages, and computer design plus electives selected from computer graphics, computer vision, artificial intelligence, database systems, system simulation, software engineering, numerical algebra, numerical analysis, and various graduate courses.

Mathematics courses include two semesters of calculus, linear algebra, and discrete structures plus electives chosen from advanced mathematics and statistics courses. Graduates have programming skills in a number of programming languages, including C++, Java, LISP, and Prolog. Graduates also have experience on a number of systems, including Unix workstations and Windows workstations.

Computers and Business Concentration

An understanding of business fundamentals is essential for students planning a career in applied computer science in a business environment. This program of study provides a foundation in computer science, business and information management. It includes courses in accounting, management, marketing, database fundamentals, and design and implementation of software systems. The curriculum leads to the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science degree.

International Engineering Concentration

Computer science is a global profession and today's computer scientists must be able to work and interact in a variety of diverse cultural and technical environments. The international engineering option gives Computer Science students an opportunity to study culture and foreign language at the same time as they pursue their Computer Science degree. Computer Science majors who are interested there is an International Engineering Concentration and see the Bulletin entry below. The curriculum leads to the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science degree.

Catalog 2013: General Bulletin Entry For Computer Science, Computer and Business Concentration, and International Engineering Concentration
        Curriculum: Computer Science, Computers and Business Concentration, and International Engineering Concentration
Catalog 2011, 2012: General Bulletin Entry For Computer Science, Computer and Business Concentration, and International Engineering Concentration
        Curriculum: Computer Science, Computers and Business Concentration, and International Engineering Concentration
Catalog 2009, 2010: General Bulletin Entry For Computer Science, Computer and Business Concentration, and International Engineering Concentration
        Curriculum: Computer Science, Computers and Business Concentration, and International Engineering Concentration
Catalog 2006, 2007, 2008: General Bulletin Entry For Computer Science, Computer and Business Concentration, and International Engineering Concentration
        Curriculum: Computer Science, Computers and Business Concentration, and International Engineering Concentration
Catalog 2005: Cosc requirements (General Bulletin Entry), Cosc Curriculum
Catalog 2004: Cosc requirements (General Bulletin Entry), Cosc Curriculum
Catalog 2003: Cosc requirements (General Bulletin Entry), Cosc Curriculum

Requirements for a minor in Computer Science: 18 credits of computer science courses of which 9 credits must be upper division. All 18 credits must have a grade of C or better. At least 12 of the credits must not be counted simultaneously for a major.

Catalog year 2013:
        Computer Science (Excel Document, On-line Version)
        With Computers and Business Concentration (Excel Document, On-line Version )
        With International Engineering Concentration ( Excel Document, On-line Version)
Catalog year 2011, 2012:
        Computer Science (Excel Document, On-line Version)
        With Computers and Business Concentration (Excel Document, On-line Version )
        With International Engineering Concentration ( Excel Document, On-line Version)
Catalog year 2009, 2010:
        Computer Science (Excel Document, On-line Version)
        With Computers and Business Concentration (Excel Document, On-line Version )
        With International Engineering Concentration ( Excel Document, On-line Version)
Catalog year 2006 to 2008:
        Computer Science (Excel Document, On-line Version)
        With Computers and Business Concentration (Excel Document, On-line Version )
        With International Engineering Concentration ( Excel Document, On-line Version)
Catalog year 2005: Computer Science: Excel Document, On-line Version
Catalog year 2003, 2004: Excel Document, On-line Version
Catalog year 1997 to 2002: Excel Document, On-line Version