Information Systems, B.S.

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Students must earn a grade of 'C' or better in all foundation, major and cognate courses.

Degree Requirements (120 Credits)

Core Curriculum Requirements

Core Curriculum (36-40 Total Credit Hours)

Graduation Requirements

Graduation Requirements (3-6+ Credits) *

Foundation Requirements (6-10 Credits) *

Communication

Choose one course from the following:

Statistics

Choose one course from the following:

Discrete Math

Complete the following course:

MATH 174 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics - 3 credits

Major Requirements (51-54 Credits) *

Complete the following courses:

CSCI 120 Introduction to Web Interface Development - 3 credits *
CSCI 135 Introduction to Programming - 3 credits
CSCI 145 Intermediate Programming - 3 credits
CSCI 216 Linux Fundamentals I - 3 credits
CSCI 225 Introduction to Relational Database and SQL - 3 credits
CSCI 270 Data Communication Systems and Networks - 3 credits
CSCI 303 Introduction to Server-side Web Application Development - 3 credits
CSCI 330 Systems Analysis & Software Engineering - 3 credits
CSCI 335 Project Management - 3 credits
CSCI 385 Introduction to Information Systems Security - 3 credits
Choose two CSCI courses numbered 200 or above (6 credits) **
Choose two CSCI courses numbered 300 or above (6 credits) **
CSCI 401 Ethics and Professional Issues in Computing - 3 credits
CSCI 495 Information Systems Capstone Course and Project - 3 credits

Choose one course from the following:

Information Systems Environment Requirement (15-21 Credits) *

Choose a minor or second major to satisfy the Information Systems Environment Requirement. At least 15 credits used to satisfy this requirement must be taken from courses with prefixes other than BINF, CSCI, and IST.

Electives (0-9 Credits)

Total Credits Required: 120

Note:

* Course credit hours only count once toward the total university graduation credit hour requirements. Click on Credit Sharing for more information.

** Courses taken elsewhere in the Core, Foundation, or Major may not be used to satisfy these requirements.