Undergraduate Catalog 2014-2015

Computer Science B.S.

Degree Requirements

Areas A - E (See Core section of the Catalog) (42 semester hours)

Area F (18 semester hours)

All of the following:

CSCI 1301Computer Science I

3

CSCI 1302Computer Science II

3

CSCI 2350Object Oriented Programming

3

All of the following if not taken in Areas A and D:

MATH 1261Calculus I

4

MATH 1262Calculus II

4

Selections from the following:

MATH 2600Probability and Statistics

3

BUAD 2172Business Ethics

3

NOTE: Hours counted in Area F may not be used in any other area of the core. Transfer students who have not completed the requirements in Area F, or their equivalents, must take these courses at GC.

Foreign Language Requirement (3 hours)

Choice of one foreign language course level 1002 or higher (3 hours).
FREN 1002Intro Fren Lang & Culture II

3

GRMN 1002Intro German Lang & Culture II

3

ITAL 1002Intro Ital Lang & Culture II

3

SPAN 1002Intro Span Lang & Culture II

3

Computer Science Major Requirements (33 semester hours)

CSCI 3410Intro to Data Structures

3

CSCI 3211Assem Lang & Digital Logic Dsg

3

CSCI 3212Computer Organization & Archit

3

CSCI 3341Operating Systems

3

CSCI 3342System & Network Programming

3

CSCI 4320Software Engineering

3

CSCI 4330Programming Lang:Design & Surv

3

CSCI 4520Analysis of Algorithms

3

CSCI 4710Databases

3

CSCI elective at the 3000-4000 level

6

Cognate Area A: Science (16 semester hours)

Complete four sciences from ASTR, BIOL, CHEM, ENSC, GEOL, and/or PHYS.  Area D sciences may be used to fulfill this requirement. 

Two sciences must be from the following list:

BIOL 1107Principles of Biology I

3

BIOL 1107LPrinciples of Biology I Lab

1

ENSC 1000Intro to Environmental Science

3

ENSC 1000LIntro to Environ Science Lab

1

CHEM 1211Principles of Chemistry I

3

CHEM 1211LPrinciples of Chemistry Lab I

1

CHEM 1211KPrinciples of Chem I-Combined

4

CHEM 1212Principles of Chemistry II

3

CHEM 1212LPrinciples of Chemistry Lab II

1

CHEM 1212KPrinciples of Chem II-Combined

4

PHYS 2211Principles of Physics I

3

PHYS 2211LPrinciples of Physics Lab I

1

PHYS 2212Principles of Physics II

3

PHYS 2212LPrinciples of Physics Lab II

1

Note: Both the lecture course and the companion laboratory course (when it exists) must be successfully completed to apply the credits from either course to this requirement.

Cognate Area B: Mathematics and Computer Science (4-21 semester hours)

All of the following if not taken in Area F:

MATH 1261Calculus I

4

MATH 1262Calculus II

4

MATH 2600Probability and Statistics

3

BUAD 2172Business Ethics

3

CSCI 3680Discrete Structures

4

Concentration Option - Internetworks

Available to Computer Science majors in the fall of their Senior year. 

This concentration is satisfied by taking 12 semester hours at Georgia Tech, approved by the advisor and department chair.  Courses are listed in the Information Internetworks Thread in the Georgia Tech catalog at the time the courses are completed.

Admission requirements to concentration:

  • Minimum GPA: 3.4
  • Grade of C or better in the following prerequisite courses:
MATH 1261
MATH 1262
CSCI 1301
CSCI 1302
CSCI 2350
CSCI 3680
CSCI 3410
CSCI 3211
CSCI 3341
CSCI 3212
CSCI 3342
CSCI 4710
CSCI 4520
  • Complete Transient application for admission at Georgia Tech before July 1 prior to fall of Senior year.  Advisor approval required.
  • File petition with Georgia College for exception of the residency requirement.

 

Specific course requirements at the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) are required for this concentration.  Please see your academic advisor for the current course requirements.

Note:  Minimum grade of C or better required for all courses taken at Georgia Tech for this concentration and student is required to request official transcripts be sent from Georgia Tech to Georgia College after the semester is completed.

Concentration Option - Human and Computer Interface Design

Available to Computer Science majors in the fall of their Senior year. 

This concentration is satisfied by taking 12 semester hours at the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech), approved by the academic advisor and department chair.  Courses are listed in the People Thread in the Georgia Tech catalog at the time the courses are completed.

Admission requirements to concentration:

  • Minimum GPA: 3.4
  • Grade of C or better in the following prerequisite courses:

MATH 1261

MATH 1262

CSCI 1301

CSCI 1302

CSCI 2350

CSCI 3211

CSCI 3341

CSCI 3212

CSCI 3342

CSCI 3410 

CSCI 3680

CSCI 4710

CSCI 4520

  • Complete Transient application for admission at Georgia Tech before July 1 prior to fall of Senior year.  Advisor approval required.
  • File petition with Georgia College for exception of the residency requirement.
  • Request transcript with final grades from Georgia Tech to be sent to Georgia College.

Specific course requirements at Georgia Tech are required for this concentration.  Please see your academic advisor for the current course requirements.

*Also recommended for this concentration, PSYC course from Area E options.

Note:  Minimum grade of C or better required for all courses taken at Georgia Tech for this concentration and student is required to request official transcripts be sent from Georgia Tech to Georgia College after the semester is completed.

Senior Capstone

Senior Capstone Experience (3 hours)

Choice of 1 course listed above or an international studies experience approved by the student’s advisor.

CSCI 4950Special Topics

1 - 4

CSCI 4960Internship and/or Cooperative

1 - 15

CSCI 4999Undergraduate Research

1 - 4

Total Credit Hours: 120

Additional Degree Requirements

  1. A minimum of 39 semester hours overall must be at the 3000-4000 level. 
  2. BIDS 1705 or other GCSU 0001 First Year Academic Seminar (course will not count toward graduation).
  3. A grade of C or better is required in all CSCI courses.
  4. Any First Year Academic Seminar may be substituted for BIDS 1705 or GCSU 0001.
  5. Score of 130 or higher on ETS exam.
  6. To graduate, students must fulfill other requirements specified in the Graduation Requirements section of the Catalog.