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Computer Programming Secondary Emphasis

To claim knowledge of computer programming, one should have experience in two or more high level languages and also have gained a fundamental understanding of the machine and its organization. In addition, those intending to program in any realistic environment will need a background in larger software systems as covered in Software Design or Database Management Systems.

Course Number Description Credits
CS 110 Computer Science I 4 credits
CS 220 Computer Organization 4 credits
CS 240 Computer Science II 3 credits
One of CS 200
or
CS 210
or
CS 254
or
CS 256		 FORTRAN

COBOL

C++ Programming

Perl Programming - choice of a programming language		 2 credits

2 credits

2 credits

2 credits
MA 116 Discrete Structures 3 credits
CS 3XX An upper level CS course 3 credits

Total credits = 19