BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE. (Parentheses indicate prerequisites)

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1 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS 42 S.H. (Parentheses indicate prerequisites) All students are required to take a minimum combined total of 42 semester hours of General Education and Rowan Experience courses. (Italics indicate prerequisites) GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS (choice from Approved Gen Ed Guide) Transfer Rowan Course # COMMUNICATIONS BANK minimum 6 s.h. 6-7 S.H. COMP College Composition I () or 3-4 s.h. COMP Integrated College Composition I (4 s.h.) COMP College Composition II (College Composition I) Transfer Rowan Course # SCIENCE/MATHEMATICS BANK minimum 8 s.h. 8 S.H. (Satisfied by MATH : Calculus I requirement below) 4 s.h. (Satisfied by Lab Science requirement below) 4 s.h. Transfer Rowan Course # SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES BANK minimum 6 s.h. 6 S.H. (Satisfied by INTR /266 Computers and Society requirement below) (choice from Approved SBS General Education Courses) Transfer Rowan Course # HISTORY/HUMANITIES/LANGUAGE BANK minimum 6 s.h. 6 S.H. (choice from Approved HHL General Education Courses) (choice from Approved HHL General Education Courses) NON-PROGRAM COURSES Transfer Rowan Course # NON-PROGRAM COURSES minimum 6 s.h. 6 S.H. Non-Computer Science courses. It is suggested that you use these credits to satisfy some of the Rowan Experience Requirements and/or non-cs courses that supplement your major. ROWAN EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS (Choose from Approved RE Guide or use the attribute search in the Tally.) (Can be taken as a Gen Ed OR within the major requirements.) Transfer Rowan Course # 3 S.H. CMS Public Speaking (College Composition I and II) CHECK TO BE SURE THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS ARE COMPLETED Broad Based Literature Course (LIT) Artistic/Creative Experience (ACE) (Satisfied by ACE Gen Ed requirement above) Writing Intensive Course (WI) (must be taken at Rowan and may be satisfied by CS Software Engineering I or INTR Computers and Society-WI) Lab Science Course (LAB) (S/M) (Satisfied by Lab Science requirement below) Multicultural/Global Course (M/G) Rowan Seminar (RS) Freshmen Only This information has been provided by the department listed above as of the date listed below and is subject to change. To declare this major go to the University Advising Center in Savitz Hall. Students should consult with their program advisor for suggested General Education and Rowan Experience courses.

2 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE 69 S.H. Major Requirements Course # COURSE NAME S.H. (Italics indicate prerequisites) MATH Discrete Structures MATH Calculus I 4 s.h. MATH or equivalent experience MATH Calculus II 4 s.h. MATH (C- or better) MATH Linear Algebra MATH (C- or better) and MATH STAT Probability and Statistical Inference for Computing MATH , MATH , and (CS or CS Systems ) each with a grade of C- or better. CS Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming 4 s.h. CS Object-Oriented Programming and Data Abstraction 4 s.h. CS or (CS and CS ) CS Data Structures and Algorithms 4 s.h. CS and (MATH or MATH ) CS Computer Organization (CS or CS ) and (MATH or MATH ) CS Foundations of Computer Science C- or better in (MATH or MATH ), and any one of the following: CS , CS , CS , CS CS Software Engineering I (CS or CS ) and (CMS or ENGR ) and (COMP or ENGR or ENGL or HONR 01112) CS Programming Languages (CS and CS ) or (CS and ECE ) CS Principles of Digital Computers CS Co-requisite: CS CS Digital Computer Laboratory 1 s.h. CS Co-requisite: CS CS Design and Analysis of Algorithms CS and CS CS Operating Systems CS and CS CS Senior Project CS and CS Other Required Courses (which may also count in the General Education banks) The following also counts toward the Gen Ed Social & Behavioral Sciences requirement INTR /266 Computers and Society / Computers and Society-WI CMS and (COMP or ENGL ) The following also counts toward the Gen Ed Math/Science requirement Lab Science Elective: Choose any three of the following courses: ASTR Observational Astronomy 4 s.h. ASTR Introductory Astronomy and Astrophysics 4 s.h. BIOL Introduction to Evolution & Scientific Inquiry 4 s.h. BIOL Concepts in Genetics 4 s.h. BIOL Introduction to Cell Biology 4 s.h. BIOL Human Anatomy and Physiology I 4 s.h. BIOL Human Anatomy and Physiology II 4 s.h. PHYS Introductory Mechanics 4 s.h. PHYS Introductory Thermodynamics, Fluids, Waves, & Optics 4 s.h. PHYS Introductory Electricity and Magnetism 4 s.h. PHYS Modern Physics 4 s.h. PHYS Electric Circuits 4 s.h. PHYS Optics and Light 4 s.h. CHEM Chemistry I 4 s.h. CHEM Chemistry II 4 s.h. CHEM Quantitative Analysis 4 s.h. CHEM Organic Chemistry I 4 s.h. BIOL ,101 Biology I, II 4 s.h. Transfers Only BIOL Biology 3T: Biological Skills and Methods 4 s.h. Transfers Only, if Biology I was transferred

3 Restricted Electives 12 s.h. CS Topics in Computer Science varies permission of instructor CS Bioinformatics - Computational Aspects (CS or CS ) and CS and BINF CS Web Programming CS and CS CS Introduction to Android Programming CS CS Advanced Android Programming CS CS Introduction to Windows Mobile Applications CS CS Advanced Windows Mobile Applications CS CS Introduction to IOS Programming CS CS Advanced IOS Programming CS CS Object Oriented Design CS CS Concurrent Programming CS CS System Programming and Operating System Internals CS and CS CS Distributed Systems (CS and CS ) or (ECE and CS ) CS Compiler Design CS and CS CS Database Systems: Theory and Programming CS CS Topics in Mobile Programming CS Introduction To Systems Simulation And Modeling (CS or CS ) and (MATH or MATH ) CS Data Communications and Networking CS and STAT CS Advanced Computer Architecture CS CS Wireless Networks, Protocols and Applications CS CS TCP/IP and Internet Protocols and Technologies CS CS Principles of Network Security CS CS Embedded Systems Programming CS and ((CS and CS ) or (ECE and ECE )) CS Robotics (CS and Math ) or (CS and ENGR and MATH ) CS Software Engineering II CS CS Computer Cryptography CS and CS CS Cyber Security: Fundamentals, Principles and Apps. CS and CS CS Security of Mobile Devices CS and CS CS Introduction to Computer Graphics (MATH or MATH ) and CS CS Introduction to Information Visualization CS or CS CS Introduction to Computer Animation (MATH or MATH ) and PHYS CS Intro to Computer Game Design And Development (CS or CS ) and (MATH or MATH ) CS Theory of Computing CS and MATH and CS CS Human Computer Interaction CS or CS CS Artificial Intelligence (MATH or MATH ) and CS and CS CS Computer Vision CS and Math and STAT CS Theory and Applications of Pattern Recognition CS Intro to Data Mining CS and (STAT or (STAT and STAT ) CS Computer Field Experience 3 or 6 s.h. or (STAT and STAT )) permission of instructor. Note: only 3 credits for CFE can be applied towards the restricted electives.

4 Free Electives 0-16 s.h. The student who applies Calculus I, the lab science courses, and Computers and Society toward the General Education requirement will need 16 s.h. of free electives. These may be any courses offered by Rowan University, or they may be transferred in from another school. Notes: (1) A grade of C- or better in Calculus I, Discrete Structures, Introduction to Object Oriented Programming, Object Oriented Programming/Data Abstraction, Computer Organization, and Data Structures and Algorithms is required for graduation and to take any course that have the above courses as a prerequisite. This policy applies whether these courses are taken locally or transferred. (2) Department of Mathematics requires grade C- or better in Calculus II in order to take Probability and Statistical Inference for Computing Systems (3) *Graduate courses may be counted as restricted electives when takes as senior privilege or part of the accelerated BS/MS degree program (4) *CS : Independent Study can be counted as a single 3 hour restricted elective with the approval of the student s mentor/course advisor. Free Electives s.h. General Education and Rowan Experience (see first page) s.h. Total Credits in Program S.H.

5 Suggested Course Sequence BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE PLEASE NOTE: Considerable flexibility exists for moving courses between spring and fall semesters, except when a course is only offered in spring or fall (noted in some Specialization Courses). When altering course sequences, give careful consideration to prerequisites. FIRST SEMESTER Computer Science Learning Community (LiBBy- Freshmen only) Intro to Object Oriented Programming (RS)* SECOND SEMESTER 0 Obj. Oriented Programming & Data Abstraction 4 4 Foundations of Computer Science 3 (if prepared, otherwise Intro Sci Programming: Java) College Composition I 3 College Composition II 3 Calculus I (if prepared, otherwise pre-calculus) 4 Calculus II 4 Discrete Structures 3 TOTAL 14 TOTAL 14 THIRD SEMESTER FOURTH SEMESTER Computer Organization 3 Design & Analysis of Algorithms 3 Data Structures and Algorithms 4 Linear Algebra 3 Computer Lab Techniques 3 Lab Science Choice ** 4 (strongly recommended; counts as Free Elective) General Education course 3 Public Speaking 3 (HHL bank, Intro to Symbolic Logic is recommended) Free Elective 3 General Education course (ACE bank) 3 TOTAL 16 TOTAL 16 FIFTH SEMESTER SIXTH SEMESTER Programming Languages 3 Software Engineering I (Writing Intensive (WI)) 3 Principles of Digital Computers and 4 Software Engineering Lab 1 Digital Computer Laboratory (strongly recommended) Computers and Society (counts as Gen Ed SBS) 3 Operating Systems 3 Lab Science Choice ** 4 Lab Science Choice ** 4 Probability and Statistical Inference for 3 General Education course 3 Computer Systems (for non-program elective, i.e. SBS or HHL or ACE) CS restricted elective 3 TOTAL 17 TOTAL 17 SEVENTH SEMESTER EIGHTH SEMESTER Computer Science Senior Project 3 CS Restricted elective 3 General Education course (SBS Bank) 3 General Education course 3 (Multicultural/Global Studies (M/G) course) (HHL Literature (LIT) course if not already taken) CS restricted elective 3 Free Elective 3 CS restricted elective 3 Free Elective 3 Free Elective 3 TOTAL 15 TOTAL 12 * Rowan Seminar: all freshmen must enroll in a Rowan Seminar course. ** Three Biology, Chemistry or Physics Lab Courses verified by advisor. Typically offered once every 2 years. Try to take courses of interest when offered. (BS/MS students should consider taking Graduate electives in their senior year.)