B.S. in Computer Science and Math

This is the new version of the major. If you became a major by Spring 2005, you may follow the old major.

More context on this particular major here.

Math Requirements

Two years of Calculus

Math 161, Math 162,Math 263,Math 264

Including Multivariable Calculus, and Differential Equations.

Number Theory

Math 201

Linear Algebra

Math 212

Abstract Algebra

Math 313

Real Analysis

Math 351

Statistics

Stat 203 or Biostatistics (Stat 335)

Two of the following five courses:

• Math 309/Comp 309 -- Numerical Methods
• Math 314 -- Advanced Abstract Algebra
• Math 315 -- Advanced Linear Algebra
• Math 352 -- Real Analysis II
• Math 353 -- Complex Analysis

Computer Science Requirements

Introduction to Computing

COMP 150 (may be replaced by a 300-level classroom elective if COMP 215 is taken)

Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming & Data Structures

Either COMP 170: Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
OR COMP 215: Object-Oriented Programming with Mathematics

Introduction to Data Structures

COMP 271: Data Structures: Algorithms and Applications

Introduction to Computer Systems

COMP 264: Introduction to Computer Systems

One of the following three courses:

• COMP 363: Design and Analysis of Algorithms
• COMP 376: Formal Languages and Automata
• COMP 313: Intermediate Object-Oriented Development

One of the following six courses:

• COMP 336: Markup Languages
• COMP 337: Introduction to Concurrency
• COMP 338: Server-Based Software Development
• COMP 388: Distributed Systems
• COMP 353: Database Programming
• COMP 373: Objects, Frameworks, and Patterns

Any two 300-level, 3-credit courses in Computer Science.

Sample Schedule

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