Computer Science, B.S. Major (Class of 2030 and Beyond)

Requirements

The program consists of a minimum of 13 major courses and 7 collateral courses:

CS 110	Introduction to Computer Programming	1
CS 120	Computer Science I	1
CS 150	Data Structures and Algorithms	1
CS 200	Computers and Society	1
CS 202	Analysis of Algorithms	1
CS 203	Computer Organization	1
CS 205	Software Engineering	1
CS 301	Principles of Programming Languages	1
CS 303	Theory of Computation	1
CS 406	Operating Systems	1
CS 470	Senior Project	1
	Or
CS 495-496	Thesis	1 each
CS	Two 300- or 400-level CS electives
MATH 161	Calculus I	1
MATH 162	Calculus II	1
MATH 182	Discrete Structures	1
MATH 186	Applied Statistics	1
	Or
PSYC 120	Quantitative Methods in Psychology	1
	Or
MATH 335	Probability	1
	And
MATH 336	Mathematical Statistics	1
MATH 272	Linear Algebra with Applications	1
	Or
MATH 282	Techniques of Mathematical Modeling	1
	Or
MATH 300	Vector Spaces	1
PSYC	Two Laboratory electives

• 2 additional laboratory courses in the natural sciences outside Computer Science.
• Students with sufficient prior programming experience, may, with instructor permission, begin in CS 120 instead of CS 110. In that case, they will take on additional CS course to replace CS 110.

This page reflects the requirements for completing this major. General graduation requirements for all students can be found here.