Computer Science Minor
The computer science minor is an excellent choice for a student majoring in mathematics or any of the sciences. Students who minor in computer science gain a strong background in the computer field, which will significantly enhance their skills and marketability as a professional in the field of their major.
The requirements for the computer science minor are as follows.
Three core courses
- Visual Programming (CISC 135)
- Advanced Programming Techniques (CISC 225)
- Database Management (CISC 315)
Two of the following courses
- Computer Organization and Assembly Language (CISC 240)
- Programming Languages (CISC 320)
- Computer Networks (CISC 330)
- Data Structures (CISC 325)
- Operating Systems (CISC 430)
One additional CISC course at or above the 200 level
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