Bachelor of Arts Degree
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Computer Science:
CSci 114: Microcomputer Packages CSci 159: Computer Science Problem Solving CSci 160-161: Computer Science I and II CSci 222: Discrete Mathematics CSci 315-316: Systems Analysis and Design/System Testing and Maintenance CSci 373: Assembly Programming CSci 374: Computer Organization CSci 366: Files for Database Systems CSci 372: Comparative Languages CSci 418: Simulation Models CSci 445: Software Projects CSci 474: Operating Systems Concepts CSci 489: Social Implications of Computers 6 semester hours of CSci electives Science and Mathematics Other Requirements (A combination of university, college, and departmental requirements): The college requires 24 credits in either Humanities and Fine Arts, or Social and Behavioral Sciences. The courses that may be used to satisfy these 24 credits are any of those approved for the University General Education Requirements except for second year foreign language courses. The General Education Requirements specify that of these 24, at least 6 must be in Humanities and Fine Arts, and at least 6 must be in Social and Behavioral Sciences. In addition, the University General Education requirements include a Cultural Diversity requirement and a Global Perspectives requirement. The Global Perspectives category is satisfied by the foreign language credits earned. The Cultural Diversity requirement is normally satisfied by selecting, among the 24-credit total, specific courses that have been approved to satisfy this requirement. Other Credits, as needed, to total 122 (required for graduation). The General Education requirements in Communication include English 110
and 120. Entering students with a composite ACT score of 21 or higher
are encouraged to register for English 120, and a student who completes
120 with a C or higher will receive credits for English 110 with a grade
of P. The communication requirements also include an upper-division
writing class. The Computer Science department has designated English
321, Writing in the Technical Professions, and English 324, Writing in
the Sciences, as the two upper-division courses that will satisfy this
requirement. |
