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Minor (24 credits)
Required Courses:
150, 160, and 200; plus 12 additional upper-division credits in
computer science. CSCI 210 may be counted for four of these credits. There are no
mathematics course requirements for the minor, but students are urged to consider taking
MATH 119 (Calculus I), MATH 123 (Essential Calculus), or MATH 124 (Probability and
Statistical Inference) as their mathematics core course, since completion of one of either
MATH 119, 123, or 124 is a prerequisite for all computer science courses at the 200 level
or above. MATH 240 is a prerequisite for several of the 300 level computer science
courses. Computer science courses use sophisticated mathematics and a certain level of
mathematical maturity is necessary in many upper-division courses. Those students
interested in a computer science minor with a business emphasis will probably want to take
330 (Software Engineering) and 331 (Database Systems) as part of their minor. |
