Mathematics, B.S., Computer Information Systems Concentration

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Computer Information Systems Concentration (42-43 Hours)

In cooperation with the Department of Computer Information Systems, the Department of Mathematics and Statistics offers the Bachelor of Science with a major in mathematics and a concentration in computer information systems. This program provides strong preparation in both mathematics and computer information systems. Students completing this concentration may request that a suitable annotation be placed on their permanent record. They are eligible to receive a certificate signed by the chair of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics and the dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Students must receive credit CSC 1301 , CSC 1302 , and CIS 2010 in the core curriculum Areas A-F or as electives.

Computer Information Systems Requirements (12 Hours)

CSC 3210 - Computer Organization and Programming 4 Credit Hours
CIS 3300 - Systems Analysis 3 Credit Hours
CIS 3310 - Systems Design 3 Credit Hours
Select one additional CIS course, preapproved by the director of undergraduate studies. 3 Hours

Additional Courses (8-9 Hours)

Additional courses must be taken as electives to complete a minimum of 120 semester hours.

Mathematics, B.S., Computer Information Systems Concentration

Computer Information Systems Concentration (42-43 Hours)

Required Course to Fulfill CTW Requirement (3 Hours)

Mathematics Requirements (15 Hours)

Select One Additional Upper-level Mathematics Course (3 Hours)

Computer Science Requirements (9-10 Hours)

Select one of the following

Computer Information Systems Requirements (12 Hours)

Additional Courses (8-9 Hours)