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Notes:
• Courses are three (3) credits each unless otherwise noted.
• Courses ending with an asterisk (*) have pre-requisites. See Course
Descriptions.
"General"
Minor in Computer Science
The Computer Science Minor provides an excellent complement
of courses for students majoring in other disciplines. Computers have
become an integral part of most professional, industrial, scientific,
and educational environments, thus students will be able to study concepts
that will enhance the application of knowledge gained in a wide variety
of disciplines. Required courses cover programming, operating systems,
data structures, and discrete structures. Two additional courses can be
selected from courses including Telecommunica-tions Networks, Database
Design and Distributed Searching, Computational Methods, Linear Algebra,
Calculus II, and Computer Tools for Science and Mathematics.
A minor in computer science may focus upon "general" computer
science and may be attained by completing the following requirements:
| Course |
Course Title |
| CS101 |
Fundamentals of Computer Science I* |
| CS102 |
Fundamentals of Computer Science II* |
| CS202 |
Discrete Structures I* |
| CS206 |
Concepts of Operating Systems* |
| CS209 |
Data Structures* |
Plus two courses from the following:
| CS205 |
Computational Methods* |
| CS210 |
Fundamentals of Telecommunications and Networks* |
| CS232 |
Intro. to Data Base Design and Distributed Searching* |
| MATH191 |
Calculus II* |
| MATH260 |
Linear Algebra* |
| INTD180 |
Computer Tools for Science and Mathematics |
Information
Systems Minor in Computer Science
A minor in computer science may focus upon computer and information
systems and may be attained by completing the following requirements:
| Course |
Course Title |
| CS107 |
Computers and Information Systems |
| CS210 |
Fundamentals of Telecommunications and Networks* |
| CS214 |
Business Applications on the Microcomputer I* |
| CS215 |
Business Applications on the Microcomputer
II* |
| CS232 |
Intro. to Data Base Design and Distributed Searching*
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| CS240 |
Systems Design and Analysis |
Plus one course from the following:
| ECON220 |
Understanding Economic and Business Data* |
| BUSI203 |
Business Statistics* |
| BUSI251 |
Principles of Accounting I |
| BUSI252 |
Principles of Accounting II* |
| BUSI401 |
Accounting Information Systems* |
| BUSI413 |
Management Information Systems* |
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