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One of the essential tools of the modern technology is the computer. The computer is used to support scientific research, development of applications, and the data processing environment. The Computer Science Program provides the necessary core curriculum and supporting courses to train individuals to enter a variety of computer industries. Individuals will also be well qualified to enter graduate programs in computer related areas.

Program Competencies:

  • Apply problem-solving and critical-thinking skills and use popular computer technologies in producing technology solutions.
  • Communicate effectively, ethically, and professionally in a team environment.
  • Design and implement elegant programs that utilize data structures and operating systems concepts.

The information and Computer Science (ICS) Department works with Park’s Career Development Center in helping to place students in computer internship positions. The ICS Department actively encourages students to work in such internship positions and considers internships to be an integral part of the ICS curriculum.

REQUIREMENTS FOR: B.S. MAJOR – 60 HOURS, 2.0 GPA


CURRICULUM

CS 140Introduction to Computers3 cr.
CS 151Introduction to Programming3 cr.
CS 208Discrete Mathematics3 cr.
CS 219Programming Fundamentals3 cr.
CS 220Computer Architecture3 cr.
CS 225Programming Concepts3 cr.
CS 300Technologies in a Global Society3 cr.
CS 305Artificial Intelligence3 cr.
CS 314User Interface Design3 cr.
CS 321Web Programming I3 cr.
CS 322Web Programming II3 cr.
CS 351Computer Operating Systems3 cr.
CS 352Data Structures3 cr.
CS 360Database Management3 cr.
CS 365Computer Networking3 cr.
MA 120Basic Concepts of Statistics3 cr.
MA 141College Trigonometry
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Pre-calculus Mathematics		3 cr.
MA 150
MA 210Calculus and Analytic Geometry I3 cr.
MA 211Calculus and Analytic Geometry II3 cr.
MA 311Linear Algebra3 cr.

 

TOTAL60 cr.

   

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