Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (Old version)

See also the new version of this major. See the transition guide for a comparison and discussion of options, old and new.

The B.S. degree program in computer science provides a balance between theoretical foundations and applied computer science with the ultimate goal of presenting knowledge likely to be of ongoing value throughout one's career.

The preparation of the B.S. is aimed at students who want pursue a career as an industry practicioners and/or as an academic.

Degree Requirements

One year of Calculus

Math 131 and Math 132 or Math 161 and Math 162.

Statistics

Stat 203

Object-Oriented Programming and Data Structures

CS 170 and CS 271

Data Abstraction and Object-Oriented Programming

CS 272 If not taken yet, see the transition page!

Discrete Structures

CS 163 (old 211)

Introduction to Computer Systems

CS 264 (old 260)

Programming Languages

CS 372 If not taken yet, see the transition page!

Operating Systems

CS 374 If not taken yet, see the transition page!

Theory Choice

CS 363 or CS 376

Application Area Choice

CS 330 or CS 382

Three Upper-Division Electives

Any 300-Level Course except CS 391.

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