Bachelor of Science in Computer Science - Thread: Media & People

Wellness
APPH 1040Scientific Foundations of Health2
or APPH 1050 The Science of Physical Activity and Health
or APPH 1060 Flourishing: Strategies for Well-being and Resilience
Core A - Essential Skills
ENGL 1101English Composition I3
ENGL 1102English Composition II3
MATH 1552Integral Calculus4
Core B - Institutional Options
CS 1301Introduction to Computing 13
Core C - Humanities
Any HUM6
Core D - Science, Math, & Technology
PHYS 2211Introductory Physics I 24
Lab Science 24
MATH 1551Differential Calculus2
MATH 1554Linear Algebra 54
or MATH 1564 Linear Algebra with Abstract Vector Spaces
Core E - Social Sciences
Select one of the following:3
The United States to 1877
The United States since 1877
American Government in Comparative Perspective
Government of the United States
American Constitutional Issues
PSYC 1101General Psychology3
Any SS6
Core F - Courses Related to Major
Lab Science 24
CS 1100Freshman Leap Seminar1
CS 1331Introduction to Object Oriented Programming 13
CS 1332Data Structures and Algorithms for Applications 13
CS 2050Introduction to Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science 13
or CS 2051 Honors - Induction to Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science
MATH 2550Introduction to Multivariable Calculus 52
Major Requirements
CS 2340Objects and Design 13
Select one for the Professionalism/Ethics requirement: 13
Computing, Society, and Professionalism
Computing, Society, and Professionalism
Robots and Society
AI, Ethics, and Society
Privacy, Technology, Policy, and Law
Technology and Sustainable Community Development
Junior Design Options (Capstone)
Junior Design Option 1,46
Concentration
Select one of the following for Media Architectures: 14
Computer Organization and Programming
Media Device Architectures
PSYC 2015Research Methods 14
Select three of the following for Media Technologies: 1,39
Computer Graphics
Video Game Design and Programming
Introduction to Information Visualization
Computational Journalism
Computational Photography
Digital Video Special Effects
Procedural Content Generation
Computer Animation
Computational Aesthetics
Principles and Applications of Computer Audio
CS 3750Human Computer Interface Design and Evaluation 13
or CS 3751 Introduction to User Interface Design
Select six credit hours of the following for Human-Centered Technology: 1,36
Introduction to Cognitive Science
Introduction to Educational Technology
Introduction to Information Visualization
Introduction to User Interface Software
Design of Online Communities
Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing
Information and Communication Technologies and Global Development
Select one of the following for Social/Behavioral Science for Computing: 13
Social Psychology
Human Language Processing
Sensation and Perception
Other Required Courses
MATH 3012Applied Combinatorics3
Select one of the following:3
Introduction to Probability and Statistics
Probability and Statistics with Applications
Statistics and Applications
Statistics and Applications
Probability with Applications
and Basic Statistical Methods
Free Electives
Free Electives16
Total Credit Hours126

Pass-fail only allowed for Free Electives (max six credit hours ) and CS 1100.

1

Minimum grade of C required.

2

Two of three lab sciences MUST be a sequence.

3

If CS 4460 is successfully completed, one of the Media Technologies is fulfilled, one of the Human-Centered Technology is fulfilled, and an additional 3 credit hour Thread Elective is required. Thread Electives can be chosen from the following courses: CS 2110, CS 2261, CS 3240, CS 3510, CS 3790, CS 4455, CS 4464, CS 4470, CS 4472, CS 4475, CS 4480, CS 4496, CS 4550, CS 4590, CS 4605, CS 4660, CS 4665, CS 4670, CS 4690, CS 4770, CS 4745, CS 4793, PSYC 2020, PSYC 2210, PSYC 2760, PSYC 3012, PSYC 3040, PSYC 4090, PSYC 4260 or CX 4236.

4

Junior Design Options are as follows (students must pick one option and may not change):

Six credits of the Junior Design option are used as Major Requirements and the overage credits of research/VIP (5 credit hours/2 credit hours) may be used as free electives. Students completing VIP for their junior design requirement will be required to complete at least three semesters of VIP.  (VIP 1  + VIP 2 + VIP 3) (for a total of 5 credit hours) + LMC 3403 = 8 hours of VIP credit. 

Students using CREATE-X for junior design take at least 6 hours of CREATE-X Start-ip Lab and Idea 2 Prototype (I2P) and 3 of the 6 hours must be I2P.  Students take these 6 hours with LMC 3403 (3 hours) for a total of 9 hours.  Extra three hours for CREATE-X option can be used in free electives.

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Two credit hours of MATH 1554 may count along with MATH 2550 to give Area F 18 credit hours.