<p> PLANS OF STUDY BACHELOR OF SCIENCE MAJORS: COMPUTER SCIENCE AND COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS NOTE: This schedule reflects the computer science program beginning with Calculus I (MS 125) and the computer information systems program beginning with Calculus and Its Applications (MS 120) or Calculus I (MS 125). Freshman computer science majors needing additional preparation before beginning calculus will be placed in the appropriate algebra or precalculus courses that provide this preparation. See advisor. COMPUTER SCIENCE In addition to courses noted below, candidates for graduation must successfully complete all JSU Academic Regulations. FRESHMAN YEAR Fall Spring CS 201, Information Technology...... 3 CS 231, Computer Programming I...... 3 CS 230, Fund. of Computing ...... 3 CS 234, Discrete Comp Structures...... 3 EH 101...... 3 EH 102 ...... 3 Natural Science sequence...... 4-5 EH 141 Oral Communication...... 3 STU 101………………………………………… 0 Natural Science sequence...... ….4-5 ––––– –––– 13-14 16-17 SOPHOMORE YEAR Fall Spring CS 232, Computer Programming II...... 3 CS 331, Data Structures & Algorithms ...... 3 CS 304, Tech Writing for Comp Sc...... 3 CS 333, Comp Org & Architecture...... 3 Fine Arts….……………………...... 3 MS 126, Calculus II...... 4 MS 125, Calculus I...... 4 Hist/Social/Behav Sci # ...... 3 History ...... 3 CS 310, Software Engineering I...... … .3 ––––– ––––– 16 16 JUNIOR YEAR Fall Spring CS 488, Database Systems...... 3 CS 350, Operating Systems...... 3 MS 302, Applied Prob & Stats ...... 3 CS 491, Software Engineering II...... 3 CS Elective*...... 3 MS 352, Linear Algebra...... 3 Literature...... 3 Humanities & Fine Arts # ...... 3 Social/Behavioral Science...... 3 Social/Behavioral Science...... 3 ––––– ––––– 15 15 SENIOR YEAR Fall Spring CS 450, Computer Networking...... 3 CS 462, Ethics & Legal Issues...... 3 CS Elective*...... 3 CS Elective*...... 3 Electives………...... 6-8 CS Elective*...... 3 Electives...... ………... . .6 ––––– ––––– 12-14 15 TOTAL HOURS: 120 *Refer to specific elective requirements for each concentration #Either a History sequence or a Literature sequence is required</p><p>COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS In addition to courses noted below, candidates for graduation must successfully complete all JSU Academic Regulations.</p><p>FRESHMAN YEAR Fall Spring CS 201, Information Technology...... 3 CS 231, Computer Programming I...... 3 CS 230, Fund. of Computing ...... 3 CS 309, Intro to E-Commerce……...... 3 EH 101...... 3 EH 102 ...... 3 Natural Science sequence...... 4-5 EH 141 ...... 3 STU 101 ...... 0 Natural Science sequence...... …. 4-5 ––––– ––––– 13-14 16-17 </p><p>SOPHOMORE YEAR Fall Spring CS 232, Computer Programming II ...... 3 CS 311,MIS...... 3 CS 304, Tech Writing for Comp Sc ...... 3 Fine Arts…………………………… ...... 3 History ...... 3 EC 221...... 3 MS 120 or 125, Calc/Apps or Calc I ...... 3-4 History/Social/Behavioral# ...... 3 ACC 200...... 3 CS 310, Software Engineering I...... … . .3 ––––– ––––– 15-16 15 </p><p>JUNIOR YEAR Fall Spring CS 370, COBOL for Info Sys...... 3 CS 350, Operating Systems...... 3 CS 488, Database Systems...... 3 CS 491, Software Engineering II...... 3 Literature...... 3 MGT 301...... 3 CS Elective*...... 3 Humanities & Fine Arts# ...... 3 Electives...... …..3 CS Elective*...... 3 ––––– ––––– 15 15 </p><p>SENIOR YEAR Fall Spring CS 450, Computer Networking...... 3 CS 462, Ethics & Legal Issues...... 3 MS 302, Applied Prob and Stats...... 3 FIN 301...... 3 MKT 301 ...... 3 PSY 201...... 3 CS 333, Comp Org & Architecture ...... 3 CS Elective*...... 3 Electives…...... …2-4 CS Elective*...... 3 ––––– ––––– 14-16 15 </p><p>TOTAL HOURS: 120 *Refer to specific elective requirements for each concentration #Either a History sequence or a Literature sequence is required</p>