Catalog 12-13.indd - McMurry University

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ChemistryCHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT MINORSMINOR IN CHEMISTRY(Not available for Chemistry or Biochemistry majors)COURSECHEM 1410CHEM 1420Select 12 hrs from (at least 6 hrs advanced)CHEM 2000, 3000, 4000 level coursesHOURS4412TOTAL HOURS 20MINOR IN BIOCHEMISTRY(Not available for Biochemistry or Chemistry majors)COURSECHEM 1410CHEM 1420CHEM 3410CHEM 3420CHEM 3441CHEM 3442HOURSTOTAL HOURS 2444444464
Communication/Computer ScienceCOMMUNICATION STUDIESInstructors Curry, Williams, WhittemoreThe communication Studies Department offers three courses insupport of the General Education Curriculum.Courses Taught in Communication:COMM 1310 Principles of CommunicationCOMM 2330 Business & Professional CommunicationCOMM 2350 Argumentation & AdvocacyDEPARTMENT OFCOMPUTER SCIENCEProfessor Wyatt, Dean of School of Natural and ComputationalSciencesAssistant Professor Watson, Department ChairInstructor BrozovicMission and Goals:The mission of the Department of Computer Science is:1. To prepare students for professional careers and graduate studyin computer science through the teaching of theory, concepts, andproblem solving skills.2. To provide practical experience with current languages, tools, andtrends that prepares students to be immediately effective in theircareers.3. To provide theory and practical experience with appropriate conceptsand software for students who plan to teach.Program outcomes:Graduates of the program will:1. Be able to apply fundamental principles of computer science, mathematics,and science to solve complex problems.2. Be able to analyze, design, implement, and evaluate a computerbasedsystem, process, component, or program using current techniques,skills, and tools to meet desired user requirements.3. Understand and apply best practices and standards for systemsdevelopment including design and implementation.4. Be able to work effectively on teams to accomplish a common goal.5. Be able to analyze the impact of computing on individuals, organizations,and society, including ethical, legal, security, and policyissues and to understand their own professional, ethical, and socialresponsibilities.6. Be able to communicate effectively.7. Recognize the need for and be able to engage in continuing professionaldevelopment.Departmental Awards. Each spring, awards are presented to outstandingstudents at the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior levels. Anoutstanding junior is awarded the O. P. Thrane scholarship, to be usedduring the student’s senior year.Departmental Honors. Please see the description of the Honors Programearlier in the catalog.Programs of the Department of Computer ScienceBachelor of Science in Computer ScienceComputer Science is the foundation for all other computing disciplines.The B.S. degree in Computer Science provides broad coverage of thefi eld of computation from a theoretical perspective. Students of ComputerScience study the fundamental concepts used in software construction,computer design, and computer operating systems design. ComputerScience graduates will be prepared to take advantage of a diverse rangeof opportunities in the fi eld of computation.Bachelor of Science in Information TechnologyThe B.S. degree in Information Technology is more focused and appliedthan the Computer Science major. Students study the deployment, application,and security of computer systems. Emphasis is placed on theoperational aspects of computing in industrial and business settings.Courses Taught in the Department of Computer Science:CSC 1305 Computers in EducationCSC 1322 Introduction to Computer ScienceCSC 1325 Fundamentals of Computer ScienceCSC 1340 Advanced Programming ConceptsCSC 2370 Assembly Lang. and Computer OrganizationCSC 3315 Information and Communication TechnologiesCSC 3330 Fundamentals of NetworkingCSC 3360 Data StructuresCSC 4310 Organization of Programming LanguagesCSC 4340 Operating SystemsCSC 4360 Software EngineeringCSC 4388 Internship in Computer ScienceCSC 4X95 Independent StudiesCSC 4X96* Honors TutorialCSC 4X97* Honors ResearchCSC XX99 Special TopicsIT 3310IT 3320Information SecuritySystems Admin and MaintenanceSpecial Programs and Opportunities:Association of Information Technology Professionals (AITP). AITPis a professional organization whose mission is to serve “members bydelivering relevant technology and leadership education, research andinformation on current business and technology issues, and forums fornetworking and collaboration.” (AITP Mission Statement 2008) Studentmembership is open to all students interested in computing and informationtechnology. Activities of the McMurry AITP Student Chapter includeregular chapter meetings, fund raisers, special programs like relevantguest speakers, student programming and technology contests, participationin service projects, and trips to regional and national conferences.The McMurry AITP Student Chapter is affi liated with the local (professional)AITP Big Country Chapter and all students have a standing invitation totheir monthly meetings and activities.65
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