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School for Natural and Applied SciencesInformation and Computer ScienceAvailable:A.S.B.S.MinorRequirements:A.S. Major:29-30 hours2.0 gpaThis degree requires aminimum of 60 hours. Foradditional hours requiredsee page 107.B.S. Major:59-66 hours2.0 gpaThis degree requires aminimum of 120 hours. Foradditional hours requiredsee page 107.Minor18 hours2.0 gpaCertificate13 hours2.5 gpaThis program is offeredthrough:Park Extended Learning(selected campuses)Park OnlineThe Information and Computer Science (ICS) curriculum preparesstudents for a broad range of computer opportunities in industryas well as in graduate studies. ICS students choose one or morespecialty areas from among these four options: (1) Computer Science,(2) Software Engineering, (3) Data Management, (4) Networkingand Security. As part of their curriculum, Networking and Securitystudents take Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) courses thatprepare them for the CCNA certification exam. Depending on theirchosen specialty area, ICS graduates are well prepared for these industrypositions: web programmer, applications programmer, systems analyst,information technology specialist, database analyst, or network analyst.Program Competencies:• Apply problem-solving and critical-thinking skills and usepopular computer technologies in producing technologysolutions.• Communicate effectively, ethically, and professionally in a teamenvironment.• ICS/CS and ICS/SE students: Design and implement elegantprograms that utilize data structures and operating systemsconcepts.• ICS/NT students: Demonstrate proficiency in use of popularcomputer networking and security technologies.• ICS/DM students: Design and implement elegant datamanagement solutions.The CIM Department works with Park’s Career DevelopmentCenter in helping to place students in computer internshippositions. The ICS Department actively encourages students towork in such internship positions and considers internships to bean integral part of the ICS curriculum.Requirements For:A.S. Major – 29-30 hours, 2.0 gpaCore Curriculum............................................................... 24 cr.CA 103 Public Speaking........................................... 3 cr.CS 140 Introduction to Computers......................... 3 cr.CS 151 Introduction to Programming..................... 3 cr.CS 208 Discrete Mathematics.................................. 3 cr.CS 219 Programming Fundamentals....................... 3 cr.IS 205 Managing Information Systems................... 3 cr.MA 120 Basic Concepts of Statistics......................... 3 cr.MA 135 College Algebra........................................... 3 cr.– OR – one of the following:MA 141, MA 150, MA 210, MA 221......... 3 cr.Select electives from this list:........................................... (5-6 cr.)(excluding courses taken in core)AC 201 Principles of Accounting I (3 cr.)CS 220 Computer Architecture (3 cr.)CS 225 Programming Concepts (3 cr.)MA 141 College Trigonometry (3 cr.)MA 210 Calculus & Analytic Geometry I (3 cr.)MA 211 Calculus & Analytic Geometry II (3 cr.)MA 221 .Calculus & Analytic Geometry for Majors I (5 cr.)181
School for Natural and Applied SciencesInformation and Computer ScienceRequirements For:B.S. Major – 59-66 hours, 2.0 gpaCore Curriculum..............................................................36-38 cr.CS 151 Introduction to Programming...........................3 cr.CS 208 Discrete Mathematics........................................3 cr.CS 219 Programming Fundamentals.............................3 cr.CS 225 Programming Concepts.....................................3 cr.CS 300 Technology in a Global Society.........................3 cr.CS 321 Web Programming I..........................................3 cr.CS 365 Computer Networking......................................3 cr.CS 373 Computer Network Security.............................3 cr.IS 205 Managing Information Systems.........................3 cr.IS 361 Data Management Concepts.............................3 cr.MA 120 Basic Concepts of Statistics................................3 cr.MA 135 College Algebra.................................................3 cr.-OR-MA 141 Trigonometry....................................................3.cr.-OR-MA 150 Precalculus Mathematics...................................3 cr.-OR-MA 210 Calculus and Analytic Geometry.......................3 cr.-OR-MA 221 Calculus and Analytic Geometry for Majors I...5 cr.Specialty Areas:Computer Science.............................................................23-24 cr.CS 220 Computer Architecture.....................................3 cr.CS 305 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence...................3 cr.CS 322 Web Programming II........................................3 cr.CS 351 Computer Operating Systems...........................3 cr.CS 352 Data Structures.................................................3 cr.MA 210* & MA 211 Calculus & Analytic Geometry I & II........6 cr.-OR-MA 221* Calculus and Analytic Geometry for Majors I...... 5 cr.MA 311 Linear Algebra...................................................3 cr.*MA 210 & MA 221 prerequisite: MA141 or MA150Software Engineering............................................................27 cr.AC 201 Principles of Accounting I.................................3 cr.CS 220 Computer Architecture.....................................3 cr.CS 314 User Interface Design........................................3 cr.CS 322 Web Programming II........................................3 cr.CS 351 Computer Operating Systems...........................3 cr.CS 352 Data Structures.................................................3 cr.IS 315 Computer Systems Analysis & Design I............3 cr.MG 371 Management and Organizational Behavior........3 cr.CS/IS Elective(any 3-credit CS/IS course level 300or above that is not required by thisspecialty area)...............................................................3 cr.182
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Letter from the PresidentDear Stude
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