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Computer Science Technology, BS

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The curriculum in computer science technology is designed for those students who are interested in careers in computer science. This program is flexible so that students may orient the major emphasis toward software aspect of computer science or to be the hardware realm of computer science. This program promotes an extensive interdisciplinary approach to provide students a sound educational background, one that will make the students quite marketable and thus be prepared for gainful employment in following areas:

Programming/Software Development - consider how software (Java, Visual Basic, C# and Visual Studio) can, will, and should be developed.

Install Software/End User Support - computer applications with knowledge of hardware, word processing, spreadsheet, and database programs.

Network Setup and Administration - Install, tests, maintain the network software (Linux, NT) covering basic hardware configuration, using TCP/IP, configuring routing, network security, involved in operations, policies, procedures, functions, principles and practices of network and telecommunications support services.

Program of Study

Areas A, B, C, D, E, and Additional Requirements (43 Hrs)

See Core Curriculum

COST 1103 - Freshman Year Experience Credits: 2

Area A

Required in Core Area A

MATH 1113 - Pre-Calculus Credits: 3

Area F (17 Hrs)

CSCI 1301 - Computer Science I Credits: 3 *
CSCI 1302 - Computer Science II Credits: 4 *
MATH 2101 - Calculus I Credits: 4 *
MATH 2301 - Introduction to Discrete Math Credits: 3 *
CSCI 2231K - Introduction to UNIX Credits: 3 *

Major Requirements (62 Hrs)

CSCI Core Courses (15 Hrs)

CSCI 3000 - Data Structure & Algorithm Design Credits: 3 *
CSCI 3385K - Computer Network & Design Credits: 3 *
CSCI 4110 - Operating Systems Credits: 3 *
CSCI 4210 - Data Base Management Credits: 3 *
CSCI 4310 - Compiler Construction Credits: 3 *

Engineering Technology Core Courses (15 Hrs)

ENGT 2101K - Computer Graphics Credits: 3 *
ELET 3101K - Electric Circuit II Credits: 4 *
ELET 3301k - Digital Systems I Credits: 4 *
ELET 3411K - Microcontrollers Credits: 4 *

Math Core Courses (7 Hrs)

MATH 2111 - Calculus II Credits: 4 *
Mathematics Elective (Upper level 3000-4000 course) Credits: 3 *

CSCI Technology/Engineering Technology Option (25 Hrs)

Select from the Following (10 Hrs)

CSCI 1610 - Programming in Java Credits: 4 *
CSCI 2215 - Perl Scripting Credits: 4 *
CSCI 3102 - Visual Basic Credits: 3 *
CSCI 3210 - Advanced Java Credits: 3 *
CSCI 3414 - Software Engineering Credits: 3 *
CSCI 3800 - Computer Architecture Credits: 3 *

Select from the Following (3 Hrs)

CSCI 4410 - Web Based Programming Credits: 3 *
CSCI 4510 - Artificial Intelligence Credits: 3 *
Or any approved CSCI course by the advisor *

Select from the Following (8 Hrs)

ELET 3111K - Electric Circuit II Credits: 4 *
ELET 3201K - Electronics I Credits: 4 *
ELET 3211K - Electronics II Credits: 4 *
ELET 3311K - Digital Systems II Credits: 4 *
ELET 3401K - Microcomputer Interfacing Credits: 4 *
ELET 3501K - Control Systems Credits: 4 *
ELET 3511K - Electrical Machinery Credits: 4 *

Select from the Following (4 Hrs)

ELET 4101k - Programmable Logic Controllers Credits: 4 *
ELET 4401K - Industrial Electronics Credits: 4 *
ELET 4611K - Fiber Optics Credits: 4 *
ELET 4621K - Digital Communications Credits: 4 *
ELET 3701K - Data Acquisition Systems Credits: 4 *
ENGT 3101 - Statics Credits: 3 *
ENGR 2201 - Statics for Engineers Credits: 3 *
ENGT 3301 - Quality Control Credits: 3 *
ENGT 3701 - Engineering Economy Credits: 3 *
Or any approved ENGT, ELET, or ENGR course by the advisor *

Total: 124 Hours

*A grade of “C” or better is required

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