Minor in Computer Science
The Computer Science Minor is designed to provide basic proficiency in computer science. The requirements focus on programming methodology and skills, software development, relevant mathematical skills, structure techniques, and basic computer science concepts such as computer organizations and architecture, design and analysis of algorithms, data communications, operating systems, and security.
Students may need to take MATH 1113, MATH 1190, and (MATH 2345 or CSE 2300) in order to satisfy prerequisites for CS courses. Student must earn a "B" or higher in CSE 1321, CSE 1321L , CSE 1322, and CSE 1322L, and a "C" or higher in all reaming courses for the minor. Completing these requirements provides a strong foundation in computer science.
Students who take recommended courses as minor electives will be able to enter into Master of Science in Computer Science (MSCS) at KSU without taking any additional fundamental courses.
See Latest Program RequirementsRequired Courses (11 Credit Hours)
- CSE 1321: Programming and Problem Solving I
- CSE 1321L: Programming and Problem Solving I Laboratory
- CSE 1322: Programming and Problem Solving II
- CSE 1322L: Programming and Problem Solving II Laboratory
- CS 3305: Data Structures
Upper Division Electives (6 Credit Hourse)
Please select two additional CS 3000-level and/or 4000-level courses.
Students aiming for the Masters of Science in Computer Science at KSU are recommended to take the following courses:
- CS 3503: Computer Organization and Architecture
- CS 4306: Algorithm Analysis
