Minor in Computer Science for Engineers and Scientists
Complete information for this
minor, including the checksheet, is available for download.
Objective
The objective of this minor is to provide
students who have a background in engineering or
science with a structured and coherent
concentration of study in computer science. The
program consists of 24 quarter hours covering a
basic introduction to computer science, data
structures, and an application area chosen from
operating systems, software engineering, or
database management systems.
Admission requirements
Students must have a 2.5 GPA or higher.
Student Performance
Students must complete all required minor courses with
a GRADE OF “C” or higher.
Required Courses
- One year sequence of introductory programming: 12 hrs
(CS 240, CS 241, CS 242) or (CEG 220, CEG 221, CS 242)
- Linux and Windows: CEG 233 4 hrs
- Data Structures and Algorithms: CS 400 4 hrs
One of the following elective courses
- Introduction to Data Base Management: CS 405
- Operating Systems: CEG 433
- Software Engineering: CEG 460
Application Procedures
Students should complete the University form “Application
for Entering a Dual Major/Double Degree Program or Adding
a Minor” and send it to the Department of Computer
Science and Engineering.
For more information on this minor call the
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
at (937) 775-5131, or visit the Department in
Room 303, Russ Engineering Center.
