Computer Science Minor (Metro)

(for non-computer science majors)

The minor in Computer Science consists of 15 credits and is available to qualified students. This minor provides students with a foundation in computer science that complements their majors and enhances their employment opportunities and career options. The problem-solving and critical-thinking skills acquired through this minor are essential skills needed to be successful in life and in the workplace. The courses for Computer Science minor:

Required Courses (9 Credits) 

• CSCI1201 Computer Programming I
• CSCI2215 Introduction to Computer Science
• CSCI3268 Database Systems

Elective Courses (6 Credits)

With the approval of the Director of GHSCSE or their designee, students may take other higher-level CSCI courses as electives. Students intending to pursue an MS in Computer Science or an MS in Management Information Systems must see an advisor for the proper selection of electives.

Two courses must be chosen from the following: 

• CSCI1202 Computer Programming II
• CSCI2234 Data Structures and Algorithms
• CSCI2247 Assembly Language Programming
• CSCI3240 Computer Networks
• CSCI3249 Computer Organization
• CSCI3278 Operating Systems
• ENGR2286 Digital System Design
• MATH2255 Discrete Structures

To take any course in the minor, a student must meet all the prerequisites for that course.