Computer Science - Davis & Elkins College

Computer Science from Davis & Elkins College is a Campus Bachelor Computer Science degree that prepares you for a IT career. Computing is a rich discipline with many specialty areas. Undergraduate computing courses focus mainly on handling algorithms (problem-solving procedures) in programming languages that operate on data structures available within the environment of existing hardware. Advanced studies deal with topics such as theory of algorithms, complexity of algorithms, compiler design, information systems, artificial intelligence, and design of software for various applications. Training in higher mathematics is generally essential. Degree Program The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science offers the student an opportunity to study computing at Baccalaureate level. The option in Computer Science is designed for students considering careers that apply computer science in scientific fields, and for students considering graduate study in computer science. Bachelor of Science in Computer Science The requirements for a major in Computer Science consist of 36 semester hours of Computer Science including: Computer Science 101 - Introduction to Computer Science I Computer Science 102 - Introduction to Computer Science II Computer Science 234 - Principles of Computer Organization Computer Science 295 - Algorithms & Data Structures Computer Science 331 - Principles of Programming Languages Computer Science 395 - Senior Capstone and 18 semester hours chosen from Computer Science courses with no more than 3 hours at the 100 level and no less than 6 hours at the 300 level. Additional requirements are: Mathematics 105 - Precalculus Mathematics 106 - Calculus I Mathematics 134 - Algorithmic Foundations of Computer Science Mathematics 135 - Discrete Mathematics Mathematics 180 - Statistics Mathematics 201 - Calculus II Mathematics 312 - Linear Algebra View more details on Davis & Elkins College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Computer Science courses.