Computer Science Minor

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The minor in computer science is designed to complement majors in science, mathematics, and technology areas but is open to majors in any area. Courses in computer science do not satisfy University Core Curriculum requirements.

College of Business Minors

Academic minor programs may be completed in accounting, business administration (the business administration minor is available for non-business majors only), computer information systems, computer science, economics, entrepreneurship, finance, and marketing. College of Business majors who elect to complete minors will typically have to take more than the 124 hours required for a degree to complete requirements for a major and a minor. All prerequisite courses must be completed before enrollment in any upper-level business or economics course; any exceptions must receive prior approval from the dean of the College of Business.

Required courses (18 hours)

CS 201 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming Using Java Credits: 3
CS 215 - Discrete Structures for Computer Science Credits: 3
CS 301 - Advanced Object-Oriented Programming Using Java Credits: 3
CS 379 - Programming Languages Credits: 3

Elective courses (choose 6 hours from the following):

Any CS 300- or 400-level course or any of:

MATH 437 - Numerical Analysis Credits: 3
CIS 375 - Systems Analysis and Design Credits: 3
CIS 377 - Introduction to Database Concepts Credits: 3
CIS 476 - Introduction to Web Development Credits: 3
ENGR 241 - Digital Logic Credits: 3
ENGR 347 - Microcomputer Engineering Credits: 3