Computer Science

Computer science is an exciting and rapidly changing discipline which emphasizes the theoretical foundation that supports current computer technology and guides future developments. The goal of the minor in computer science is to provide students enrolled in majors with a substantial computer component with the intellectual capabilities and computational skills that will give them a notable edge in their path to a successful career. This minor enhances the value of any bachelor’s degree and better prepares those who earn it for opportunities in business, government, education, and the computer industry.

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

• understand and apply the fundamental concepts and methods of computer science, logic, and mathematics.

• think algorithmically and solve STEM problems using computational tools.

• generate algorithms and effectively communicate their purpose.

• use appropriate language to communicate mathematical and technical ideas.

• understand the limitations and implications of an algorithm.

Graduation Requirements

• A grade of 2.0 or higher in all courses that contribute towards the minor.

Advisement Information

If you’re interested in declaring and earning an academic minor in Art History and Visual Culture, please consult the Academic Minors page for more information about minors and to download the appropriate forms. The coordinator for this academic minor is Professor Henry Africk.