Computer Science, Minor

Undergraduateminor2027 catalogComputer Information Science20 semester hours totalverified parse

Computer Science Fundamental Courses

From the catalog
All students can take a self-assessment to attempt to place out of CS 2000 and CS 2001. Students who place out of CS 2000 and CS 2001 will instead substitute 4-5 semester hours of CS, CY, or DS coursework at the 3000 level or higher not otherwise required in the degree.

All of:
- CS 2000 — Introduction to Program Design and Implementation
- CS 2001 — Lab for CS 2000
All of:
- CS 2100 — Program Design and Implementation 1
- CS 2101 — Lab for CS 2100
All of:
- CS 3100 — Program Design and Implementation 2
- CS 3101 — Lab for CS 3100

Computer Science Electives

From the catalog
Complete two courses that are not already required in the following ranges:
CS 2300 to CS 7999, except CS 3950, CS 4950, and CS 5010
One course from Khoury meaningful minors list (see below).

Choose 8 semester hours from:
- Any CS course numbered 2300–7999 (except CS 3950, CS 4950, CS 5010)
- One of:
  - Bouvé Health Sciences — one of:
    - HINF 5101 — Introduction to Health Informatics and Health Information Systems
    - HINF 5102 — Data Management in Healthcare
    - HINF 5300 — Personal Health Interface Design and Development
    - HINF 5301 — Evaluating Health Technologies
  - Arts, Media and Design — one of:
    - ARTD 2360 — Introduction to Photography
    - ARTD 2370 — Animation Basics
    - ARTD 2380 — Video Basics
    - ARTG 2260 — Programming Basics
    - ARTG 2400 — Interaction Design Principles
    - ARTG 3250 — Physical Computing
    - ARTG 5100 — Information Design Studio 1: Principles
    - ARTG 5110 — Information Design History
    - ARTG 5120 — Research Methods for Design
    - COMM 2105 — Social Networks
    - JRNL 3610 — Digital Storytelling and Social Media
    - MUST 1220 — Introduction to Music Technology
  - Engineering — one of:
    - BIOE 2365 — Bioengineering Measurement, Experimentation, and Statistics
    - EECE 2160 — Embedded Design: Enabling Robotics
    - All of:
      - EECE 2322 — Fundamentals of Digital Design and Computer Organization
      - EECE 2323 — Lab for EECE 2322
    - EECE 3324 — Computer Architecture and Organization
    - EECE 5639 — Computer Vision
    - EECE 5640 — High-Performance Computing
    - EECE 5644 — Introduction to Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition
  - Khoury Computer Sciences — one of:
    - CS 1800 — Discrete Structures
  - Science — one of:
    - BIOL 2301 — Genetics and Molecular Biology
    - BIOL 3405 — Neurobiology
    - BINF 6200 — Bioinformatics Programming
    - CHEM 5638 — Molecular Modeling
    - ENVR 3300 — Geographic Information Systems
    - ENVR 5563 — Advanced Spatial Analysis
    - LING 3450 — Syntax
    - LING 3452 — Semantics
    - MATH 1260 — Math Fundamentals for Games
    - MATH 2331 — Linear Algebra
    - MATH 2341 — Differential Equations and Linear Algebra for Engineering
    - MATH 4606 — Mathematical and Computational Methods for Physics
    - PSYC 3452 — Sensation and Perception
    - PSYC 3458 — Biological Psychology
    - PSYC 3464 — Psychology of Language
    - PSYC 3466 — Cognition
  - Social Science and Humanities — one of:
    - ENGL 3340 — Technologies of Text
    - PHIL 1105 — Science and Pseudoscience
    - PHIL 1115 — Introduction to Logic
    - PHIL 1145 — Technology and Human Values
    - PHIL 2001 — Ethics and Evolutionary Games
    - PHIL 4510 — Philosophy of Science
    - One of:
      - PHIL 4515 — Advanced Deductive Logic
      - PHIL 4516 — Advanced Inductive Logic
    - SOCL 2485 — Environment, Technology, and Society
    - SOCL 4528 — Technology and Society
  - D'Amore-McKim School of Business — one of:
    - ACCT 3403 — Advisory Services and Emerging Accounting Systems
    - ENTR 4501 — Integrated Studies in Entrepreneurial Startups
    - MISM 2301 — Introduction to Information Systems and Digital Technologies
    - MKTG 3401 — Marketing Research
    - MKTG 3501 — Marketing Analytics
    - MKTG 4508 — Digital Marketing
    - SCHM 2301 — Supply Chain and Operations Management
  - Statistics Courses — one of:
    - CRIM 3700 — Analyzing and Using Data on Crime and Justice
    - ECON 2350 — Statistics for Economists
    - ECON 5105 — Math and Statistics for Economists
    - ENVR 2500 — Biostatistics
    - IE 3412 — Engineering Probability and Statistics
    - MATH 2280 — Statistics and Software
    - MATH 3081 — Probability and Statistics
    - MATH 4581 — Statistics and Stochastic Processes
    - MGSC 2301 — Business Statistics
    - PHMD 3450 — Research Methodology and Biostatistics
    - PHTH 2210 — Foundations of Biostatistics
    - POLS 2400 — Quantitative Techniques
    - PSYC 2320 — Statistics in Psychological Research

GPA requirements

2.000 GPA required in the minor

Parsed from the catalog by NU Map; the structured machine copy is in this college's JSON for the 2027 catalog, under computer-science-minor, and the official page is the authority.