Program Effective Spring 2021

Minimum Credits within the Major: (59 credit hours)

Note: 41 + 18 in an outside concentration.

In addition to the basic requirements for a BS or BA from the College of Arts & Sciences, students must complete the following:

Required Computer Science courses (17 credits)

• CC 110 - Introduction to Computing Credits: 2
• CC 210 - Fundamental Computer Programming Concepts Credits: 4
• CC 310 - Data Structures and Algorithms I Credits: 3
• CC 315 - Data Structures and Algorithms II Credits: 3
• CC 410 - Advanced Programming Credits: 4

Computer Science Electives (12 credit hours)

Note: Twelve credit hours from any CC 55 level course or higher.

• CC 510 - Computer Systems Administration Credits: 3
• CC 515 - Full Stack Web Development Credits: 3
• CC 520 - Database Essentials Credits: 3
• CC 535 - Applied Data Science Credits: 3
• CC 590 - Special Topics in Applied Computer Science Credits: 1-4

Integration Electives (12 credit hours)

Students must complete four courses from the list of integration areas below, with at least one in each integration area, and at least one Moral Reasoning course being either PHILO 386  or PHILO 492 

Concentration (18+ credit hours)

The concentration requirement may be completed in 1 of 3 ways:

• Minor, or Secondary major: Complete a minor of 18 or more credits, or Secondary Major in any field (excluding Integrated Computer Science and Computer Science ), from any college.

Note: If no minor of 18 or more credits is offered in a given field, a student may satisfy this requirement by completing a minor and enough additional credits to complete at least 18 credits total in the field. If no minor is offered at all in a given field, a student may take 18 credits in that field to satisfy the requirement. Courses counted toward the ICS core cannot count toward the concentration.

• Double Major: Earn a second major in any field (excluding ICS and CS), from any college.

• Interdisciplinary Concentration Option: Take 18 additional credits from the three core course areas or from the list below to complete an interdisciplinary concentration. These credits must include six classes from three different fields, two at the 500 level or above.

• ANTH 715 - Research Methods in Digital Ethnography Credits: 3
• ART 331 - Introduction to Interactive Art Credits: 3
• ART 390 - Design for Digital Media I Credits: 3
• ART 523 - Digital/Experimental Media Special Topics Credits: 3
• ART 575 - Web Art Credits: 3
• ART 590 - Design for Digital Media II Credits: 3
• ART 623 - Advanced Concepts in Digital/Experimental Media (DX MEDIA) Credits: 3
• BIOL 734 - Introduction to Genomics and Bioinformatics Credits: 4
• COMM 332 - Communication and Technology Credits: 3
• ECON 605 - Economic Applications of Game Theory and Strategic Behavior Credits: 3
• ECON 630 - Introduction to Econometrics Credits: 3
• ECON 686 - Economics Forecasting Credits: 3
• ENGL 325 - Literature and Technology Credits: 3
• ENGL 415 - Written Communication for Engineers Credits: 3
• ENGL 430 - The Structure of English Credits: 3
• ENGL 455 - Exploring Creativity Credits: 3
• ENGL 510 - Introduction to Professional Writing Credits: 3
• ENGL 516 - Written Communication for the Sciences Credits: 3
• ENGL 695 - Topics in Literature Credits: 3
• GEOL 360 - Quantitative Methods in Geoscience Credits: 3
• GEOG 508 - Geographic Information Systems I Credits: 4
• GWSS 435 - Race/Sex/Science Credits: 3
• MATH 312 - Finite Applications of Mathematics Credits: 3
• MC 316 - Interactive Journalism Design Credits: 3
• MC 370 - Social Media Strategy & Management Credits: 3
• MC 589 - Issues in Mass Communication Credits: 1-3
• MUSIC 631 - Technology of the Electronic Music Studio Credits: 2
• MUSIC 632 - Digital Sound Synthesis Credits: 2
• PHILO 510 - Symbolic Logic II Credits: 3
• PHILO 610 - Special Topics in Logic Credits: 3
• PHILO 625 - The Philosophy of Language Credits: 3
• PHYS 636 - Physical Measurements Instrumentation Credits: 4
• CRIM 550 - Technocrime, Security, and Society Credits: 3
• STAT 510 - Introductory Probability and Statistics I Credits: 3
• STAT 703 - Introduction to Statistical Methods for the Sciences Credits: 3

Total Hours Required for Graduation: 120