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Prescott Campus - College of Arts and Sciences
Department of Mathematics & Computer Science
Minors
Minor in Mathematics
This program is intended to recognize the work of engineering students
who have extensive mathematics credits, as well as encouraging students
in others majors to enlarge their mathematical knowledge and appreciation.
The minor is open to all majors and requires 21 credit hours of mathematics
courses.
Students may earn a minor in Mathematics by completing the following: |
Course |
Title |
Credit |
MA 241 |
Calculus and Analytic Geometry I |
4 |
MA 242 |
Calculus and Analytic Geometry II |
4 |
MA 243 |
Calculus and Analytic Geometry III |
4 |
MA 245 OR MA 345 |
Applied Differential Equations / Differential
Equations and
Matrix Methods |
3~4 |
Electives |
Must be approved by department chair |
5~6 |
Total credit required |
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21 |
Minor in Computer Applications
The minor in Computer Applications is designed to provide a utilitarian
knowledge of desktop computers and local area networks (LAN). Students
completing this minor will be able to function as computer specialists
within their domain of expertise.
The minor is open to all majors and requires 18 credit hours of
computer courses. Prerequisite knowledge to start this program is
at the level of CS 109. The goal of the minor in Computer Applications
is to provide students with a working knowledge of Computer Applications,
Local Area Networks, Windows Based Systems, Analysis of End-User
Requirements, and Computer Hardware.
Students may earn a minor in Computer Applications by completing
the following: |
Course |
Title |
Credit |
CS 117 |
Computer Configurations |
3 |
CS 118 |
Fundamentals of Programing |
3 |
CS 207 |
Network Based Computing |
3 |
CS 308 |
Practicum |
3 |
IT 210 |
Web Page Authoring and Design |
3 |
3 of the following 4 courses: |
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3 |
CS 106 |
Introduction to Internet |
1 |
CS 111 |
Spreadsheet |
1 |
CS 114 |
Presentation Graphics |
1 |
CS 116 |
Recent Trends in Application Software |
1 |
Total credit required |
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18 |
Minor in Computer Science
The minor in Computer Science is designed to provide students a basic
foundation of the field of computer science and complement their major
with a set of skills and knowledge from the discipline. The minor is
open to all majors and requires 17 credit hours of computer courses.
Students may earn a minor in Computer Applications by completing the
following: |
Course |
Title |
Credit |
CS 125 |
Computer Science I |
4 |
CS 225 |
Computer Science II |
4 |
Specified Elective ** |
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3 |
Elective (300 - 400 level) |
Must be approved by department chair |
6 |
Total credit required |
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17 |
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** CS 118, a CS/SE/CEC 200 - 400 level
course, EET 202, ES 405, or other computing-related courses approved
by the Computer Science Department |
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