CS Department Course Listings, Standards, and Regulations

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Required Core Courses: Major Minor
Required Mathematical Courses: Major
Natural Science Options and Foreign Language Requirements: Major

Optional Courses: Major Minor
Miscellaneous Courses: Listing

Standards: Major Minor
Department Academic Regulations: Listing

Computer Science Options (four course units)

Select three courses from the following "Part A" list. Students who take CSC 250 to satisfy CSC 220 and 230, must select four courses. Students may take additional options courses for free elective credit (exception: placement out of WRI 102 or foreign language must be replaced by liberal learning courses, not CSC courses).

Part A: Choose three (or four, see above) courses from the following: (3 or 4 course units)

• CSC 307: Data Mining and Predictive Modeling
• CSC 315: Database Management Systems (formerly CSC 446)
• CSC 320: Information Retrieval (cross listed as IMM 320)
• CSC 350: Computer Graphics (formerly Digital Computer Graphics)
• CSC 360: Networks
• CSC 365: Games I: Design and Architecture (cross listed as IMM 465)
• CSC 380: Artificial Intelligence
• CSC 390: Programming Languages
• CSC 465: Games II: Implementation and Project Management (cross listed as IMM 465)
• CSC 470: Topics in Computer Science
• CSC 471: Genomics and Bioinformatics (same as BIO 470 when the topic is Genomics and Bioinfomatics)

Part B: Choose one course from the following: (1 course units)
(Practicum Courses)

• CSC 399: Internship in Computer Science
• CSC 498: Mentored Research I in Computer Science
• CSC 499: Mentored Research II in Computer Science

Up to three practicum courses may be chosen, selected with advisement and departmental approval. The extra practicum course(s) may apply toward the Part A options, with departmental approval. CSC 391/Independent Study in Computer Science also requires departmental approval.