NAME __________________________
College of Business Administration
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Degree Checklist – 2012-2013
(LAST NAME, FIRST, MI)
Student ID _______________________
1a. CRITICAL SKILLS (15 Hrs)
SECOND DISCIPLINE
1b. CRITICAL SKILLS (0-3 Hrs)
* Course selections on back / ° Must earn C- or better
WRIT 101° ______
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HMXP 102 ° ______
Check when completed / *Course selections on back
CRTW 201° ______
Historical Perspectives (3)* ___________ ______
Oral Communication (CSCI 327) _____
Technology (CSCI 207&327) _____
Intensive Writing (CSCI 327) _____
Constitution Requirement* ___________ ______
Global Perspectives (3)* ___________ ______
2. Quantitative
3. Logic Language
Semiotics
4. Natural Science
5. Social Science
6. Humanities and
Arts
7. Computer
Science Core
8. Computer
Science Electives
9. Second
Discipline
10. Electives
Reasoning
15 Hrs
11 Hrs
12 Hrs
6-9 Hrs
6-9 Hrs
27 Hrs
11 Hrs
0-24 Hrs
0-18 Hrs
°MATH 201 ____
CSCI 207° _____
CSCI 211° _____
CSCI ____ _____
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MATH 202 _____
CSCI 208° _____
CSCI 271 _____
CSCI ____ _____
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MAED 200 _____
QMTH 205 _____
CSCI 311 _____
CSCI ____ _____
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CSCI 327 _____
CSCI ____ _____
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CSCI 371 _____
CSCI ____ _____
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15 Hours Total
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MATH 261 _____
MATH*___ _____
° Must earn C- or
better in each class
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2 designators required
*See item #4 below.
DO NOT use Back Page for
Natural Science
requirement.
At least 2 designators
required
At least 2 designators
required
Selections on back
Selections on back
CSCI 411 _____
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CSCI 431 _____
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CSCI 475 _____
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ACAD 101* _____
New Freshman only
CSCI 476 _____
°Must earn C
40 hours >299___
°Must earn C-
***Must have at least 2.0 GPA, 54 hours completed, and a grade of C- or better in HMXP 102 to enroll in CBA courses numbered above 299***
1. CRITICAL SKILLS: WRIT 101, HMXP 102, CRTW 201; Historical; Global (15 hours);
Oral Communication, Intensive Writing, Technology and the Constitution Requirement may be completed with courses from other categories (0-3).
2. QUANTITATIVE REASONING: MATH 201, 202, 261, and 3hrs of MATH above 299 (15 hours)
3. LOGIC LANGUAGE SEMIOTICS: CSCI 207, 208, QMTH205 (11 hours)
4. NATURAL SCIENCE: Choose PHYS 211/212 or CHEM 105 and CHEM 106/108. Choose 4 hours from the current catalog as follows: BIOL 203/204 or GEOL course in the GEOL minor that is
approved as a Natural Science with a lab (12 hours)
5. SOCIAL SCIENCE: Listed on back
6. HUMANITIES and ARTS: Listed on back
7. COMPUTER SCIENCE CORE: CSCI 211, 271, 311, 327, 371, 411, 431, 475, 476 (27 hours)
8. COMPUTER SCIENCE ELECTIVES: 9 hours in CSCI numbered above 299, two 1hr courses from CSCI 293, 295, 297, 392, or 395 (11 hours)
9. SECOND DISCIPLINE: Choose one of the following second disciplines or a minor other than CSCI:
Information Systems: ACCT 280, ACCT 281, ACCT 303 or 309; MGMT 321; and one of FINC 311or MKTG 380. (15 hours)
Physics and Mathematics: PHYS 301, and one of PHYS 315, 321, or 350; MATH 301 and MATH 305 (13 hours)
10. ELECTIVES: Take courses to equal Winthrop’s graduation requirement of 124 hours. Must take a total of 40 hours above 299.
Section
Req Hours
Completed
Remaining
1
15-18
Last updated: 3/27/2014
2
15
3
11
4
12
5
6-9
6
6-9
7
27
8
11
9
0-24
10
0-18
TOTAL
124