ASNSM in Computer Science Credit Distribution
ASNSM in Computer Science Credit Distribution
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ASNSM in Computer Science
Note 1: Courses listed in Section II C are a guide. Other courses may be appropriate. Students should check with an Advisor to determine whether alternative courses are appropriate.
Note 2: Matrix Algebra is recommended.
Note 3: Most courses in data processing are not considered to be in the liberal arts Computer Science category. Students should check with an Advisor to determine if course can be approved as liberal arts Computer Science before registering for course.
| Subject/Category | Credits |
| I. General Education Requirements | 30 |
| A. English Composition | 6 |
| B. Humanities | 6 |
| C. Social Sciences | 6 |
| D. Natural Sciences and Mathematics | 6 |
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| E. General Education Electives | 6 |
| II. Area of Study: Computer Science | 21 |
| A. Introductory Course (required) | 3 |
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| B. Theory and Concepts (required) | 9 |
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Select three of the following:
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| C. Computer Science Electives | 9 |
Up to Two Courses/6 Credits in the following types of Data Processing-Oriented Courses may be used:
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| D. Corollary Requirements (in addition to 21 credits from Section II) | |
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| III. Free Electives | 9 |
| Total: | 60 Credits |
Note 1: Courses listed in Section II C are a guide. Other courses may be appropriate. Students should check with an Advisor to determine whether alternative courses are appropriate.
Note 2: Matrix Algebra is recommended.
Note 3: Most courses in data processing are not considered to be in the liberal arts Computer Science category. Students should check with an Advisor to determine if course can be approved as liberal arts Computer Science before registering for course.
