Undergraduate Advising

The Undergraduate Advisor for Computer Science, Daniel Rogness, advises computer science majors on all graduation requirements specific to computer science as well as helps undergraduates from other majors enroll in computer science classes. Please contact him or the department office for more information or to set up an appointment.

Suggested Plans for First Year Students Pursuing

Suggested Plan for Transfer Students ("2 + 2 Plan")

Fall Semester Spring Semester Summer Semester
Junior Year All Tracks:
  • CSCI 330 (4)
  • CSCI 340 (4)
  • MATH 206 (3)
Enterprise Software:
  • ACCY 288 (3)
Computational Software:
  • MATH 232(4)
All Emphases:
  • CSCI 360 (4)
  • CSCI 466 (3-4)
Non-Computational Software:
  • STAT 200 or 300 (3-4)
Enterprise Software:
  • Business elective (3)
Computational Software:
  • MATH 240 (4)
  • STAT 300 (3)
All Emphases:
  • CSCI elective (3-4)
Senior Year All Emphases:
  • CSCI 463 (4)
Software Development:
  • CSCI elective (3-4)
Enterprise Software:
  • CSCI 465
  • Business elective (3)
Computational Software:
  • CSCI 401
  • MATH or STAT elective (3-4)
  • PHYS 253 (4)
All Emphases:
  • CSCI 480 (4)
  • CSCI 467 (4)
Computational Software:
  • MATH or STATS elective (3-4)
All Emphases:
  • CSCI elective (3-4)

Computer Science Elective Courses

  • CSCI 321 iOS Mobile Device Programming
  • CSCI 322 Android Mobile Device Programming
  • CSCI 350 Computer Security Basics
  • CSCI 390 Internship *
  • CSCI 401 Theory of Computer Science
  • CSCI 428 Advanced Android Mobile Programming
  • CSCI 465 Enterprise Application Environments
  • CSCI 470 Programming in JAVA
  • CSCI 490 Topics in Computer Science: topics for CSCI 490 vary from semester to semester. Recent offerings have included Artificial Intelligence using Python, Computer Graphics, Pattern Recognition, Perl, Data Mining, Data Visualization, and Computer Networks.

Internships

Only after you have secured employment in a computer science-related position, should you seek to enroll in CSCI 390 (Internship). Please contact the Undergraduate Advisor for more details.

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