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Nov 22, 2024
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Undergraduate Catalog 2020-2022 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Computer and Information Science, B.S.
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HEGIS Number: 0701
Curriculum Code: U0286
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Requirements for the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Degree in Computer & Information Science
The Computer & Information Science (CIS) degree program focuses on the subjects of computers, their organization, and the programs that run them. Emphasis is placed on software rather than hardware. CIS majors may choose to specialize in either system software or information systems or computer and network security by appropriate selection of CIS electives. See sample programs at end of section.
CIS Major Requirements: 68 Credits (17 courses)
1. Required Courses: 40 Credits (10 courses )
- CS 2510 - Computer Programming I Credits: 4
- CS 2511 - Computer Programming II Credits: 4
- CS 3620 - Computer Architecture I Credits: 4
- CS 3810 - Data Structures and Algorithms Credits: 4
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- CS 3911 - C++ and Object-Oriented Programming Credits: 4
- CS 4100 - Technical Communications Credits: 4
- CS 4501 - Software Engineering Credits: 4
- CS 4550 - Database Management Systems Credits: 4
- CS 4720 - Internet and Web Technologies Credits: 4
- CS 5910 - System Design & Implementation Credits: 4
2. Required Elective courses: 12 Credits (3 courses)
Take any three of the following courses:
- CS 4400 - Artificial Intelligence Credits: 4
- CS 4705 - Computer Security Credits: 4
- CS 4710 - Applied Cryptography Credits: 4
- CS 5610 - Operating Systems Credits: 4
- CS 5710 - Computer Networks Credits: 4
- CS 5720 - Advanced Java Programming and Applications Credits: 4
- CS 5730 - Computer Network Security Credits: 4
- CS 5810 - Data Mining Credits: 4
- Any 4000 or 5000 level CS course Credits: 4
3.Required Mathematics Courses: 16 Credits (4 courses)
Liberal Education Curriculum Courses
Refer to the Liberal Education Curriculum Bulletin for requirements.
General Electives
In consultation with academic advisor, for a total of 120 credits.
Other Requirements
- A grade of C or higher is needed in all required computer science and mathematics courses.
- Transfer students must complete a minimum of 28 credits (7 courses) of the required major courses at or above the 3000 level at Old Westbury.
College Wide Requirements
- 120 credits overall (40 credits at Old Westbury, may transfer a maximum of 80 credits)
- 45 Upper Division credits (3000, 4000, or 5000 level courses)
- 60 Liberal Arts credits
- Cumulative Grade Point Average of 2.0
Sample Course Sequence By Major
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