The Computer Science B.S. degree is for students who want to learn how to develop large complex software using the latest technologies or who are interested in studying computation. Graduates work as software engineers, systems analysts, and systems designers, among other titles.
The official degree requirements are in the Bulletin Listing. Please check that link for the list of approved Liberal Arts electives.
Below you will find the guidesheets given each year of initial matriculation. You should also read about the application area requirement and computing clusters recommendations.
Major Maps
- See the Major Map Repository for all maps from 2017 to now.
Curriculum sheets
- Curriculum Sheet 2016-2017 MATH 115 version (info)
- Curriculum Sheet 2015-2016
- Curriculum Sheet 2014-2015
- Curriculum Sheet 2013-2014
- Curriculum Sheet 2012-2013
- Curriculum sheet 2011-2012 is the same as 2010-2011
- Curriculum Sheet 2010-2011
- Curriculum Sheet 2009-2010
- Curriculum Sheet 2008-2009
- Curriculum Sheet 2007-2008
- Curriculum Sheet 2006-2007
- Curriculum Sheet 2005-2006
- Curriculum Sheet 2004-2005
- Curriculum Sheet 2003-2004
- Curriculum Sheet 2002-2003
Guidesheets
- Program Guidesheet 2016-2017
- Program Guidesheet 2015-2016
- Program Guidesheet 2014-2015
- Program Guidesheet 2013-2014
- Program Guidesheet 2012-2013
- Program Guidesheet 2011-2012 is the same as 2009-2010
- Program Guidesheet 2010-2011 is the same as 2009-2010
- Program Guidesheet 2009-2010
- Program Guidesheet 2008-2009
- Program Guidesheet 2007-2008
- Program Guidesheet 2006-2007
- Program Guidesheet 2005-2006
- Program Guidesheet 2004-2005
- Program Guidesheet 2003-2004
- Program Guidesheet 2002-2003
Accreditation
The Computer Science Program is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET.