Computer Information Systems Option
Requirements for Computer Science Major/Computer Information Systems Option
Degree of Bachelor of Science
This option is designed for those who wish to become programmers or systems analysts. Programming and programming systems are studied.
In addition to fulfilling the core curriculum requirements (60 credits) CS/CIS majors must complete the following courses:
CS/CIS majors must complete the following courses:
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Is180
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Fundamentals of Computer Programming
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( 3crs)
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Cs231
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Introduction to C++
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( 3crs)
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Cs232
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Advanced Programming Techniques Using C++
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( 3crs)
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Is410
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Total Business Information Systems
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( 3crs)
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Cs370
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Data Structures
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( 3crs)
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Ma212
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Elementary Statistics
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( 3crs)
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Ma214
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Mathematics of Finance
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( 3crs)
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Ma216
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Computer Mathematics
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( 3crs)
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Ma218
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Quantitative Methods for Business Decisions
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( 3crs)
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Is
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Information Science Electives
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(15crs)
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Electives
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(18crs)
60crs
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Typical Sequence of Courses
CS/CIS
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Sophomore
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Junior
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Senior
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Cs232
Is410
Cs370
Ma
Core
Total Credits
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( 3)
( 3)
( 3)
( 6)
(18)
(33)
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Is Electives
Ma
Core
Electives
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( 9)
( 6)
( 9)
( 3)
(27)
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Is Electives
Core
Values Course
Electives
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( 6)
( 9)
( 3)
(12)
(30)
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Special Notes on Core Curriculum Requirements
1. The core curriculum mathematics requirement is Mal23-124 Elementary Calculus, I and II (6 credits).
These courses may not be taken on a Pass/Fail basis.
2. Majors in CS/CIS may not use Cs or Is courses for the core natural science requirements or as core
electives.
Special Notes on Major Requirements
1. A student must maintain a 2.0 average in the Cs231 and Cs232 sequence to continue as a computer science major and must maintain a 2.0 cumulative average in all Cs/Is courses in order to graduate.
2. At least three Information Science electives (9 credits) must be selected from courses with a designation of Is230 or higher. The remaining two Information Science electives (6 credits) must be selected from Information Science courses with a designation of Is230 or higher, or Computer Science courses with a designation of Cs400 or higher. Is295 may be counted as only one Information Science elective.
3. CS/CIS majors may be eligible for a minor in mathematics.
4. CS/CIS majors are encouraged to study a commercially popular programming language such as C, C++, Visual BASIC, Java and/or COBOL.
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