COURSE CURRICULUM

The Computer Science degree requires a minimum of 48 credits, with at least 36 credits at the upper-division level. Core courses include Introduction to Computer Programming (CSC 210), Advanced Computer Programming (CSC 220), Software Engineering (CSC 335), Operating Systems (CSC 340), Data Communication & Networks (CSC 350), and a Capstone course (CSC 499). Students must also complete Discrete Mathematics (MATH 241) and an additional 20 credits in Computer Science. Recommended supporting courses to enhance the program include Digital Art (ART 380), Advanced Digital Art (ART 480), Statistics for the Sciences (MATH 231), Calculus I (MATH 251), and Introduction to Multimedia (MULT 100).For those seeking a more focused credential, the Certificate in Information Technology requires 32 credits, including 20 upper-division credits, and a minimum GPA of 2.25. This certificate covers key courses such as Introduction to Computer Programming, Advanced Computer Programming, Software Engineering, Operating Systems, Data Communication & Networks, and Discrete Mathematics.Together, these programs offer a comprehensive foundation in computer science and IT, combining theoretical knowledge with practical skills, preparing students for careers in software development, networking, systems administration, and related technology fields.