The minor in Computer Science is designed for students in other majors who want to learn the fundamentals of the design and implementation of computer software.

Requirements:

CS 415, Introduction to Computer Science I
CS 416, Introduction to Computer Science II
CS 515, Data Structures

Two additional courses chosen from:

CS 516, Introduction to Software Design and Development
CS 520, Assembly Language Programming and Machine Organization
CS 620, Operating System Fundamentals
CS 645*, Introduction to Formal Specification and Verification
CS 659*, Introduction to the Theory of Computation
CS 671, Programming Language Concepts and Features
An approved CS 700-level course

* CS 645 and CS 659 have mathematics prerequisites (MATH 425, MATH 426, MATH 531, MATH 532).

NOTE: CS 415 must be completed with a grade of B- of higher; all other courses taken for the minor must be completed with a C- or higher.

For more information on the Minor in Computer Science, contact Undergraduate Program Coordinator Brian Johnson