CS Curriculum Incorporating New All-University Core

Core requirements:

I. First year Seminar (continuing students who switch to the AUCC

are exempt from this requirement) 2

II. Core Competencies

A. Composition (COCC150) 3

B. Additional Communications 3

1) Speech

2) Advanced Writing

3) Foreign Language

C. Mathematics (MCC160) 4

E. Logic and Critical Thinking (CSCC153) 4

III. Foundations and Perspectives

A. Biological/Physical Sciences 12

B. Arts and Humanities 3

C. Social/Behavioral Sciences 3

D. Historical Perspectives 3

E. Global and Cultural Values 3

F. US Public Values/Institutions 3

G. Health and Wellness 2

IV. Depth and Integration

A. Using Competencies/capstone 4

(one Group I from:

CS410, CS440, CS451, CS475)

B. Building Foundations/Perspectives 9

(Group II)

C. Capstone experience (3 additional Group I’s

selected from: CS410, CS414, CS420, CS430,

CS440, CS451, CS453, CS470, CS475) 12

TOTAL AUCC CORE: 71

Additional CS DEPARTMENT requirements:

Math and Statistics:

M161 4

M229 2

ST301 or ST309 3

CS166, CS200, CS253, CS270, CS301, CS314, CS370 28

TOTAL Additional Major requirements 37

Free electives (2hrs must be upper division) 13

Total for CS degree 120

Notes: Pre-Calculus math (M120, 121, 124, 125, 126) are considered review courses and do not apply towards the degree. A C or better is required in CO150, and all Math, Statistics, computer science, and Group II courses required by the major for graduation.