UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
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Bachelor of Science in Computer Science ( BSCS ) |
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| This program is designed to prepare students for a variety of careers in the Computer Science field by providing a solid foundation of theoretical background and practical experience in the different fields currently available. Students will master the fundamental knowledge of computer architectures, computer algorithms, computing theory, database, operating systems, computer programming languages, communication and networks. | |
| Lower-Division Curriculum ( minimum 56 credit hours ) | |
| A minimum of 56 lower division curriculum credits including a minimum of 40 credits in the following areas of general education and 16 credits in Computer Science Basics: | |
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Area A |
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| English | 8 Credit Hours |
| (Representative courses include speech, composition and other college English courses) | |
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Area B |
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| Natural Sciences & Mathematics | 16 Credit Hours |
| (Representative courses include mathematics, astronomy, biology, chemistry, geology, physics and zoology)
As a requirement of Area B, each student must complete: | |
| Math 200 Calculus I | 4 Credit Hours |
| Math 202 Calculus II | 4 Credit Hours |
| Math 206 Discrete Mathematics | 4 Credit Hours |
| Math 210 Probability & Statistics | 4 Credit Hours |
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Area C |
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| Humanities & Communication | 8 Credit Hours |
| (Representative courses include creative arts, communication, and humanities) | |
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Area D |
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| Social Science | 8 Credit Hours |
| (Representative courses include history, government, psychology and sociology) | Computer Science Basics (Minimum 16 credit hours ) |
| CS 200 Introduction to Computer Science | 4 Credit Hours |
| CS 202 Introduction to C language | 4 Credit Hours |
| CS 206 Introduction to UNIX or CS 208 Introduction to Windows & Windows NT | 4 Credit Hours |
| CS 210 Introduction to Internet or CS 212 Computer Graphics for Multimedia Applications I | 4 Credit Hours |
| Upper-Division Curriculum ( minimum 64 credits ) | |
| Computer Science Core ( 28 credits ) | |
| CS 300 Data Structures | 4 Credit Hours |
| CE 352 Introduction to Logic Design | 4 Credit Hours |
| CS 400 Operating Systems | 4 Credit Hours |
| CS 404 Compilers | 4 Credit Hours |
| CS 410 Database Systems | 4 Credit Hours |
| CS 426 Computer Network I | 4 Credit Hours |
| CE 454 Computer Architesture I | 4 Credit Hours |
| Professional Development ( 8 credits ) | |
| Engl 300 Professional Communication I | 4 Credit Hours |
| Engl 302 Professional Communication II | 4 Credit Hours | Electives ( 28 credits ) |
| Any courses at the 300-400 level and above at SVU in Computer Science or Computer Engineering. | |
