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Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science
Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science (effective Spring 2022) COT 3100* Discrete Structures MAD 2104* Discrete Math OR MAD 2104* CGS 1920 Intro to Computing (1 credit) COP 1000 Intro to Programming IDC1000 Compt Science for Everyone Choose ONE course OR OR A diamond indicates a co-requisite The course closer to the diamond may be taken
Computer Sciences, BA - University of Wisconsin–Madison
COMPUTER SCIENCES, B A LEARNING OUTCOMES 1 Recognize and apply the core principles of Computing (abstractions and algorithms) to solve real-world problems 2 Describe and apply the theoretical foundations of Computer Science (e g , complexity analysis) in practical settings 3 Demonstrate knowledge of key elements of computer systems, e g ,
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b a - computer science 2021-22 catalog 4-year plan of study sophomore seminar (3) see approved list gen ed req (3) social science note: refer to the 2021-22 university catalog *egg 202 (1) prerequisite: egg 101 com 101 (3) cs 135/l (3) prerequisite math 127 or math 128 or higher cs 202 (3) prerequisite cs 135/l phil 114 (3) cs 218 (3) cpe
Sample Four-Year Plan for a BA in Computer Science
Jun 09, 2020 · Sample Four-Year Plan for a BA in Computer Science Fall Semester Spring Semester r CS 110 – 4 cr Math 140 – 4 cr First Year Seminar – 4 cr English 101 – 3 cr CS 210 – 4 cr Math 141 – 4 cr English 102 – 3 cr General Education – 3 cr Elective – 3 cr (15 credits) (17 credits) r CS 240 – 3 cr CS 220– 3 cr Math 260 – 3 cr
Bachelor of Arts – Computer Science Major (BA) 2020–22 Checklist
NATURAL SCIENCE 6 hours (Fulfilled by courses in major) 6 COMPUTER SCIENCE MAJOR Mathematics: 10–14 M 408C or 408N & 408S M 340L or SDS 329C M 341 may substitute for this requirement SDS 321 M 362K may substitute for this requirement Computer science: 41 Theory: CS 311 or 311H, and 331 or 331H Programming: CS 312, and 314 or 314H
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Introduction to Data Science and Analytics: CAP 4773 † Some of the elective courses in the list may need prerequisites that are not part of the program Students must ensure that they have the prerequisites for the selected courses The following courses may be taken as computer science electives: Topics in Computer Science: COT 4930
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and maintenance criteria (if applicable) for successful completion of their degree QUEENS COLLEGE FOUR-YEAR ACADEMIC PLAN Computer Science BA
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COMPUTER SCIENCE B A ACADEMIC ADVISING Partnering with students to successfully navigate college Location: Main Hall 208 Phone: 719 255 3260
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consult catalog to confirm degree requirements Computer Science-BA Fall 2014 - Spring 2015 One programming course from: CSC 402, 406, 415, 450, 481
COMPUTER SCIENCE (BA) - Virginia Wesleyan University
CS 112: Computer Programming I CSC 201: Computer Science I courses that will satisfy VWU's major requirements and facilitate timely degree completion
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60374_3TCC_COMP_SCIENCE_BA.pdf VWU COURSE TCC EQUIVALENT
CS 112: Computer Programming I CSC 201: Computer Science I MATH 171: Calculus I MTH 263: Calculus I MATH 210: Introductory Statistics MTH 245: Statistics ICOMPUTER SCIENCE (BA)
COMPUTER SCIENCE (BA)
Recommended Courses for STUDENTS Planning to Transfer to VWUStudents planning to transfer from Tidewater Community College to Virginia Wesleyan University should
complete courses that will satisfy VWU's major requirements and facilitate timely degree completion.
Courses in black are strongly recommended - students who do not complete these courses may require an additional year due to course sequencing issues . Courses in blue are encouraged - they would put students ahead by having additional courses completed toward the major.Students who complete the Associate of Art or Associate of Science degree will satisfy all of the VWU general
education program except for the junior/senior seminar (WES 300).While all courses with passing grades are accepted as transfer credit, some major requirements include prerequisites for which a grade
of "C" or better must be earned.