Computer Science

Departmental Honors

To graduate with department honors in computer science, a computer science major must satisfy the following requirements:

1. Maintain a GPA of 3.0 or above in his/ her university studies.
2. Maintain a GPA of 3.5 or above in his/ her major courses.
3. Successfully complete CS 498, including an oral defense of the honors thesis.

Programs

Major

• Computer Science Major (BA)  
• Computer Science Major (BS) [ABET Certified]  
• Information Technology Major (BS)  

Minor

• Computer Science Minor  

Certificate

• Computer Science Certificate  

Courses

• CS 105 - An Introduction to Computer Concepts
• CS 109 - Computer Programming for Engineers
• CS 110 - Introduction to Computing
• CS 114L - Introduction To Java
• CS 119 - Computer Language Supplement
• CS 187SL - Science Gateway Seminar I
• CS 188SL - Science Gateway Seminar II
• CS 210 - Intermediate Computing with Data Structures
• CS 220 - Applied Discrete Mathematics
• CS 240 - Programming in C
• CS 271L - Introduction to Cognitive Science
• CS 285L - Social Issues and Ethics in Computing
• CS 310 - Advanced Data Structures and Algorithms
• CS 341 - Computer Architecture and Organization
• CS 410 - An Introduction to Software Engineering
• CS 413 - Applied Cryptography
• CS 414 - Blockchain Technology
• CS 420 - An Introduction to the Theory of Computation
• CS 430 - Database Management
• CS 433 - Big Data Analytics
• CS 436 - Database Application Development
• CS 437 - Database-Backed Web Sites & Web Services
• CS 438 - Applied Machine Learning
• CS 442 - Cybersecurity in the Internet of Things
• CS 443 - Mobile Applications
• CS 444 - An Introduction to Operating Systems
• CS 446 - Introduction to Internetworking
• CS 449 - Introduction to Computer Security
• CS 450 - The Structure of Higher Level Languages
• CS 451 - Compilers
• CS 460 - Graphics
• CS 461 - Computer Games Programming
• CS 470 - An Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
• CS 478 - Independent Study
• CS 480 - Special Topics
• CS 495 - Practicum in Computer Science
• CS 498 - Honors Thesis