The Computer Science program leads to the degree of Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Science in Education. The flexibility of the program allows the student many choices upon graduation. Three major possibilities are: first, graduates will be qualified to pursue graduate work in computer science; second, all graduates will be qualified to work as operating system analysts or systems programmers; and finally, the student may study another discipline as a minor field to become an application programmer in that discipline.

In addition to completing all general University requirements, students wishing to receive the Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science must complete the following:

• CSIS 2610, 2617, 3701, and 3740.
• CSCI 3710, 5806, 5814, 5870, and at least 2 s.h. of 4890.
• At least 12 additional semester hours of upper-division CSCI or CSIS courses not including CSCI 4885 or 4886. CIS or INFOT courses numbered 4800 and above may be used as electives with advisor approval.
• A minor in mathematics comprising at least 18 semester hours to include MATH 1571, 1572, 3720, and either 3743 or 3760.
• ENGL 3743, PHIL 2619, and PHIL 2625.
• University General Education requirements in Essential Skills, Knowledge Domains, and Skill Intensive courses.