Computer Science Minor
Program Description
Students must complete 23 credits of CS courses of which no less than 6 credits must be at the 300-level and 400 level. PHY 335, MTH 317 and/or MTH 371 may be used as part of the 23 credit major. Students may substitute MTH 225 for CS 225.
Required Coursework:
- CS 120 Software Design I
- CS 220 Software Design II
- CS 225 Discrete Computational Structures
- CS 340 Software Design III: Abstract Data Types
Elective Courses
The department maintains a large array of elective courses to complete the major and minor. Courses in the 4xx/5xx series can be used for both the undergraduate programs and the graduate MSE.
- CS 202 Introduction to Web Design
- CS 224 Introduction to Programming Language
- CS 227 Competitive Programming
- CS 272 Digital Circuit Design for Microcontrollers I
- CS 342 Software Testing Techniques
- CS 351 Simulation
- CS 353 Analysis of Algorithm Complexity
- CS 364 Introduction to Database Management Systems
- CS 372 Digital Circuit Design for Microcontrollers II
- CS 395 Independent Study
- CS 402/502 Web Application Development
- CS 410/510 Free and Open Source Software Development
- CS 418/518 Mobile Application Development
- CS 419/519 Topics in Computer Science
- CS 431/531 Introduction to Robotics
- CS 442/542 Structure of Compilers
- CS 443/543 Topics in Operating Systems
- CS 449/549 Advances in Software Engineering
- CS 451/551 User Interface Design
- CS 452/552 Artificial Intelligence and Pattern Recognition
- CS 453/553 Introduction to Theory of Computation
- CS 454/554 Digital Image Processing
- CS 455/555 Fundamentals of Information Security
- CS 456/556 Secure Software Development
- CS 457 Machine Learning
- CS 461 Introduction to Data Science
- CS 464/564 Advanced Database Management Systems
- CS 470/570 Parallel and Distributed Computing
- CS 471/571 Computer Networks
- CS 472/572 Internet of Things
- CS 475/575 Computer Graphics and Modeling
- CS 476/576 Data Visualization
- CS 499 Research in Computer Science