The Department of Computer Science offers a minor in Computer
Science Applications for students who are completing a
bachelor’s degree in another field of study. Students who have
completed the requirements are required to apply to the department for
certification of the minor .
Effective date: July 2005
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Area |
Courses |
Credits |
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3 |
11 |
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3 |
9 |
Note: All of the required courses and some of the electives also count for general education.
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Number |
Title |
Prerequisite |
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GE: Introduction to Computer Programming and Problem Solving |
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Introduction to Computer Organization |
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GE: Linear Data Structures and Elementary Algorithm Analysis |
Note: Courses with a “GE” prefix may be applied towards the General Education requirement.
A minimum of three (3) additional courses from the following list:
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Number |
Title |
Prerequisite |
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GE: Personal Computers and Their Uses |
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GE: Personal Computers and Their Uses in the Sciences |
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GE: Advanced Personal Computers and Their Uses |
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Scientific Computing with FORTRAN |
MATH141 (corequisite) |
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Introduction to Assembler Programming |
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Object-Oriented Programming |
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Programming Using Visual Basic |
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Operating System Concepts and Design |
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Non-Linear Data Structures |
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Special topics |
Variable |
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Topics in Computer Science |
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Issues in the Practice of Computer Science |
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Fundamentals of Security Engineering I |
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Risk Analysis/Certification & Accreditation |
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Programming Languages |
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Building Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs with Visual.NET) |
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| CPSC362 | Cryptographic Application Development | CPSC151, CPSC 251 |
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Computer Graphics |
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Expert Systems |
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Artificial Intelligence and Heuristic Programming |
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Machine Learning |
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Software Engineering |
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Natural Language Processing |
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Compiler Construction |
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Realtime Systems |
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Networking and Data Communication |
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Distributed Object Programming |
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Applied Network Security |
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Algorithmic Graph Theory |
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Database Systems |
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Applied Cryptography |
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Legal Impacts on Computer Security Solutions |
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Independent Study |
Variable |
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ECON 332 |
Forecasting Methods |
ECON 112 MATH 110 |
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ECON 415 |
Econometrics |
ECON 112 MATH 110 |
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EMGT 451 |
Management Science I |
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HRTM 351 |
Information Systems for Hospitality Management |
HRTM 321, HRTM 331, EMGT 211, CPSC100 |
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Statistics I |
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Introduction to Mathematical Modeling |
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Numerical Methods I |
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Educational Software for Computers |
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PHYS 111 |
Engineering Graphics |
Note:
· Courses with a “GE” prefix may be applied towards the General Education requirement.
For more information about this certificate please contact Prof. Richard D. Amori .