Applied Computer Science, B.A.

1. General University Course Requirements: 43-50 credits

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2. Lower-division Core: 27 -28 credits

• CPSC 110 - Computer Maint & Trouble Shoot 110
• CPSC 112 - Internet Programming I 112
• CPSC 202 - JAVA I 202
• CPSC 230 - Databases I 230
• CPSC 235 - Networking I 235

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• MATH 135 - Business Algebra 135 or
• MATH 140 - College Algebra 140

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• MATH 245 - Business Calculus 245 or
• MATH 150 - Trigonometry 150

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• MATH 221 - Introduction to Statistics 221
• ART 170 - Basic Design I 170

3. Upper-division Core: 42-45 credits

• CPSC 302 - JAVA II 302
• CPSC 309W - Software Development 309W
• CPSC 312 - Internet Programming II 312
• CPSC 320 - Networking II 320
• CPSC 321 - Operating Systems 321
• CPSC 325 - Computr Maint & Trble Shoot II 325
• CPSC 330 - Databases II 330
• CPSC 340 - Data Structures and Data Management 340
• CPSC 344 - Database Management 344
• CPSC 350W - Systems Analysis and Design 350W
• CPSC 490 - Internship 490
• CPSC 495 - Special Project 495
• ENG 351W - Technical and Report Writing 351W
• ART 370 - Graphic Design I 370

4. Additional Programming Experience: 6 credits

 Select any two course from the following:

• CPSC 211 - Python I 211

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• CPSC 311 - Python II 311
• CPSC 315 - Perl I 315

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• CPSC 316 - Perl II 316
• CPSC 207 - Introduction to C++ or C# 207

5. Elective & Upper-division Electives (as needed): 6 - 13 credits

Minimum total credits 120, including 48 upper-division credits

Optional Business Minor for Applied Computer Science Students: 19 credits

In conjunction with the business program, applied computer science students can earn an optional minor in Business Administration by completing the following sequence of coursework:

• BADM 101 - Introduction to Business Management 101
• BADM 215W - Business Skills & Tech Comms 215W
• BADM 342W - Organizational Behavior 342W
• BADM 380 - Management of Information Systems 380
• BADM 384 - Developing Managerial Skills 384
• BADM 400 - Conflict Management and Negotiation 400

Course Guide for Applied Computer Science

All students are expected to meet regularly with their assigned advisor regarding their course of study and progress toward degree/program completion.