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Curriculum 2013

This document outlines the curriculum requirements for a computer science degree over four years. In the first year, students take introductory programming and calculus courses as well as general education courses. The second year focuses on data structures, algorithms, computer architecture, and physics. Core courses in the third year cover programming languages, software engineering, and automata theory. In the final year, students complete a senior project and take electives in databases, operating systems, and other computer science topics while fulfilling remaining general education requirements. The curriculum is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in programming, mathematics, and computer science theory over four years of study.

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Curriculum 2013

This document outlines the curriculum requirements for a computer science degree over four years. In the first year, students take introductory programming and calculus courses as well as general education courses. The second year focuses on data structures, algorithms, computer architecture, and physics. Core courses in the third year cover programming languages, software engineering, and automata theory. In the final year, students complete a senior project and take electives in databases, operating systems, and other computer science topics while fulfilling remaining general education requirements. The curriculum is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in programming, mathematics, and computer science theory over four years of study.

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Computer Science Curriculum 2012/2013

First Year
Fall
CS 1411
MATH 1451

Hrs
4
4

Programming Principles I
Calculus I with Applications

ENGL 1301

Essentials of College Rhetoric

Elective

Natural Sciences***

4
TOTAL

Spring
CS 1412
MATH 1452
PHYS 1408
ENGL 1302

TOTAL

Score of 7 on math placement exam, MATH 1350 (GEOM), 1


of 5 and MATH 1321(TRIG)

Successful completion of ENGL 0301 or a satisfactory s


dept. writing sample writing intensive

15
Hrs
4
4
4
3

Programming Principles II
Calculus II with Applications
Principles of Physics I
Advanced College Rhetoric

Prerequisite
Departmental approval (intro to field for majors)

Prerequisite
CS 1411
MATH 1451 (CAL I) or dept. consent
MATH 1451 or 2323
Successful completion of ENGL 1301

15
Second Year

Fall
CS 2413
CS 1382
ECE 2372
MATH 2450
PHYS 2401

Data Structures
Discrete Computational Structures
Modern Digital Systems Design
Calculus III with Applications
Principles of Physics II
TOTAL

Spring
CS 2350
CS 2365
MATH 2360
ENGL 2311
POLS 1301
Elective

Comp. Org. & Assem. Lang. Prog.


Object-Oriented Programming
Linear Algebra
Technical Writing
American Government Org.
(Core Curriculum)*
TOTAL

Hrs
4
3
3
4
4

Prerequisite
CS 1412
CS 1411
MATH 1451 (Cal I), may be taken concurrently

MATH 1452 (CAL II)


PHYS 1408 and MATH 1452 (Cal II)

18
Hrs
3
3
3
3
3
3

Prerequisite
CS 1412, ECE 2372
CS 2413
MATH 2450 (CAL III)
ENGL 1301 and 1302

18
Third Year

Fall
CS 3361

Concepts of Programming Languages

CS 2413

fc- Denotes foundational curriculum courses


Minimum hours for graduation: 126
* Courses needed to fulfill the university Core Curriculum requirements, including 3 additional hours of political science, 6 hours of U.S.
History, 3 hours of humanities, 3 hours of visual and performing arts, and 3 hours of individual or group behavior electives. The 3-hour
multicultural requirement must also be satisfied. For details, consult the Core Curriculum requirements in the online HTML version of
the academic catalog.
**Computer Science Electives: Choose from any 3000 or 4000 level computer science courses that are not required for the CS major.
***See Core Curriculum C. Natural Sciences university approved list in the online HTML version of the academic catalog any 4 hour lab
and lecture except Physics.
Revised July 2012

CS 3364
MATH 3342
COMS 3358
or ENGR
2331
Elective

Design and Analysis of Algorithms


Stats for Engrs. & Scientists
Business and Prof. Communication
Professional Communications
For Engineers
(Core curriculum) *
TOTAL

Spring
CS 3365
CS 3375
CS 3383
Elective
Elective

3
3
3

ENGL 1302
3
15
Hrs
3
3
3
3
3

Software Engineering
Computer Architecture
Theory of Automata
(Core Curriculum)*
(Core Curriculum)*
TOTAL

CS 2413, 1382, MATH 2360 (Linear Algebra)


MATH 2450 (CAL III)

Prerequisite
CS 2413, MATH 3342 Stats or Equivalent ***
CS 2350
CS 1382

15
Fourth Year

Fall
CS 4311
CS 4352
CS 4354
Elective
Elective

Senior Project Design (Writing


intensive)
Operating Systems
Concepts of Database Systems
(CS)**
(CS)**
TOTAL

Spring
CS 4312
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective

3
3
3
3
3
15
Hrs
3

Senior Project Imp. Lab


(Writing intensive)
(CS)**
(CS)**
(Core Curriculum)*
(Core Curriculum)*
TOTAL

CS 3365, 3364, COMS 3358 or ENGR 2331 and 12 add


computer science course work and senior standing. For m
CS 3364
CS 3364

Prerequisite
CS 4311

3
3
3
3
15

fc- Denotes foundational curriculum courses


Minimum hours for graduation: 126
* Courses needed to fulfill the university Core Curriculum requirements, including 3 additional hours of political science, 6 hours of U.S.
History, 3 hours of humanities, 3 hours of visual and performing arts, and 3 hours of individual or group behavior electives. The 3-hour
multicultural requirement must also be satisfied. For details, consult the Core Curriculum requirements in the online HTML version of
the academic catalog.
**Computer Science Electives: Choose from any 3000 or 4000 level computer science courses that are not required for the CS major.
***See Core Curriculum C. Natural Sciences university approved list in the online HTML version of the academic catalog any 4 hour lab
and lecture except Physics.
Revised July 2012

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