- Computer Science Bachelor's Degree
- Computer Science
- Computer Science Master's Degree
- Minor in Computer Science
- Cyber Security Certificate
- Computer Science Bachelor's Degree with Cyber Security Track
- Computer Science Bachelor's Degree with Software Development Track
- Computer Science Bachelor's Degree with Game and Simulation Track
- Computer Science Bachelor's Degree with Data Science Track
- Computer Science Master's Degree with Cyber Security Track
- Computer Science Master's Degree with Data Science Track
- Graduate Cyber Security Certificate
- Graduate Data Science Certificate
- Information Technology and Security Certificate
- Network and Telecommunications Certificate
- Software Development Certificate
- Website Design and Development Certificate
- Computer Science Master's Degree with Information Technology Track
- Computer Science Accelerated Master’s Program
- Undergraduate Data Science Certificate
Minor in Computer Science
The ability to take real-world problems and incorporate a technology-based solution is at the core of Computer Science. If you have selected another major, a minor in Computer Science will provide you with the concepts, tools and techniques involved in computer programming. A computer science minor can make your more hirable in the global business arena an enhance the value of your primary course of study.
Students minoring in Computer Science must complete the courses listed below or equivalent courses as approved by an advisor:
COSC 1430 Introduction to Computer Science I
COSC 2430 Introduction to Computer Science II
COSC 2420 C Programming
COSC 3310 Digital Computer Organization
COSC 3315 Information Systems Design
Students must complete one more upper level Computer Science class for a total of three semester credit hours.
To declare a Minor in Computer Science, obtain advice, or seek approval of substitutions for course requirements, students should consult their academic advisor.
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