Bachelor of Science
Program Description
Graduates will be able to design and implement software, devise new ways to use computers, and develop effective ways to solve computing problems.
Career Opportunities
Computer Programmers, Mainframe Programmers,Web Developers, Network and Security Specialists
Admission Requirements
There are no program specific admission requirements.
Learning Outcomes
Graduates in the BS in CS Applied Computing Track program will:
- be able to use an integrated development environment to code and implement an executable program
- be able to produce a web-based software solution using high-level development tools
- be familiar with standard CPU architectures
- understand the major differences among modern programming languages
- be able to analyze, design and implement a solution to real-world information processing problems
- be familiar with the theory and application of transaction processing
- be familiar with methods used to design and access databases
- be able to demonstrate knowledge of the social and ethical impact of computers
Additional Program Requirements
Student must earn a C or better in all CPSC courses in Areas F, G, and H.
Program of Study
Area A Essential Skills Required Hours: 9
ENGL 1101 (with a grade of "C" or better)
ENGL 1102 (with a grade of "C" or better)
MATH 1113
Note: MATH (1) is used in Area I
Area B Institutional Options Required Hours: 4
COMM 1110
Select one of the following courses:
ITDS 1779
ITDS 2726
ITDS 2735
ITDS 2746
ITDS 2749
ITDS 2755
OR
Select one of the following courses:
INTS 2105
LEAD 1705
POLS 2401
HIST 1112
Foreign Language 1001, 1002, 2001, or 2002
Any Area C-E course with a study abroad component.
Note: the two extra hours may be used as electives.
Area C Humanities/Fine Arts/Ethics Required Hours: 6
Select one of the following humanities courses:
ENGL 2112
ITDS 1155
PHIL 2010
Select one of the following fine arts courses:
ITDS 1145*
THEA 1100
ARTH 2126
*ITDS 1145, though listed under both humanities and fine arts, may be taken only once.
Area D Science/Math/Technology Required Hours: 11
Select two lab science courses from below:
ATSC 1112/1112L
BIOL 1215K
BIOL 1225K
CHEM 1152/1152L
CHEM 1211/1211L
CHEM 1212/1212L
GEOL 1122/1322
GEOL 2225
PHYS 1111/1311
PHYS 1125/1325
PHYS 2211/2311
PHYS 2212/2312
Select the following course:
STAT 1401
Area E Social Sciences Required Hours: 12
Select one course from the following two courses:
HIST 2111
HIST 2112
Take the following course:
POLS 1101
Select one behavioral science course from the following courses:
ECON 2106
PSYC 1101
Select one world cultures course from the following courses:
ANTH 1107
ANTH 2105
ENGL 2136
GEOG 1101
HIST 1112
INTS 2105
ITDS 1156
Wellness Requirement Required Hours: 3
PHED 1205
Select any one PEDS course.
Area F Courses Related to Major Required Hours: 18
A grade of "C" or better is required in each CPSC course.
CPSC 1302 Computer Science 2
CPSC 2105 Computer Organization
CYBR 2106 Introduction to Information Security
MATH 2125 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics
Area G Program Requirements Required Hours: 19
A grade of "C" or better is required in each CPSC course.
CPSC 3125 Operating Systems
CPSC 3131 Database Systems 1
CPSC 3165 Professionalism in Computing
CPSC 4000 Baccalaureate Survey
MATH 5125U Discrete Mathematics
CPSC 1301K Computer Science 1(1 Hour from Area F)
Area H Program Electives Required Hours: 27
A grade of "C" or better is required in each CPSC course.
CPSC 2125 Internet Programming
CPSC 3111 Cobol Programming
CPSC 3121 Assembly Language Programming
CPSC 3156 Transaction Processing
CPSC 4125 Server-Side Web Development
CPSC 5135U Programming Languages
CPSC 5165U Web Development Projects
Select six hours from CPSC courses (3000 level or above)
Area I General Electives Required Hours: 14
MATH from Area A (1)
Total Hours Required: 123