Computer Science Program

  • College of Computing & Information Technology |
  • English

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Brief

Spans the range from theory to practice to cutting edge inventions. CS makes graduates aware of new technologies and new ideas and is a foundation for many different computing careers. Graduates design and build software and create efficient solutions to real-world problems in fields such as robotics, computer-enhanced vision, and digital forensics..

Code Title Prequisites
BA101 Calculus I None
BA113 Physics None
CS111 Introduction to Computers None
IS171 Introduction to Information Systems None
LH135 English for Specific Purposes I None of LH130*
NC172 Fundamentals of Business None
BA003 Math 0 None
Code Title Prequisites
BA201 Calculus III BA102
BA203 Probability and Statistics BA102
BA216 Advanced Physics BA113
CE216 Digital Logic Design CS111
CS202 Discrete Structures CS111
CS243 Object-Oriented Programming CS143
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BA301 Advanced Statistics BA203
BA304 Linear Algebra BA102
CS311 Theory of Computation CS202
CS321 Systems Programming CS243, CE243
CS333 Web Programming IS273
CS352* Computer Graphics CS212
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CS305 System Modeling and Simulation BA203, CS243
CS312 Computing Algorithms CS212
CS322 Operating Systems CS212, CE243
CS366 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence CS212, CS202
Code Title Prequisites
CS401 Project I GPA>=2.0 &+96CR
CS445 Structure of Programming Languages CS311, CS321
CS481 Computers and Society 96CR+
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CS402 Project II CS401
CS421 Computer System Security CS322, CE231
CS451 Human Computer Interaction SE291

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