Minor in Computer Science

An applied minor in Computer Science consists of 13-14 credits of coursework. These credits include the following required courses – note that MATH 12500  is a prerequisite course to CSCI 12700  however MATH 125 does not count towards the Computer Science Minor:

• CSCI 12700 - Introduction to Computer Science
    (3 credits, 3 hours)
• CSCI 13300 - Programming for Everyone
    (3 credits, 3 hours)
• CSCI 23200 - Relational Databases and SQL Programming, with Lab
    (3 credits, 3 hours)
• CSCI 23300 - Programming Projects Seminar for Minors
    (1 credit, 2 hours)

In addition, students will be required to take at least one 3 credit elective selected from Computer Science offerings numbered 135 or above. Although you may take any Computer Science course numbered 135 or above, courses that require only one or more of the above courses as prerequisites include:

• CSCI 13500 - Software Analysis and Design I  (3 credits , 3 hours) and CSCI 13600 - Supervised Programming Lab  (1 credit, 2 hours)
• CSCI 15000 - Discrete Structures
    (4 credits, 4 hours)
• CSCI 26700 - Microprocessors and Embedded Systems
    (3 credits, 3 hours)
• CSCI 16000 - Computer Architecture I
    (3 credits, 3 hours)