Computer Science and Mathematics Double Major

In the Mathematics and Computer Science double major, students will develop modern technical skills in modern computer science as well as explore analytical and decision-making concepts in mathematics. In the ABET-accredited Computer Science major, students will learn a variety of programming languages and use these learned skills with applications in database management, networking, software development among many others. In the Mathematics major, students will develop skills in statistical analysis and model selection with other opportunities to take abstract or applied mathematics electives, depending on the student's interest and career goals.

• CAIS 0102 - Computer Science Principles
• CAIS 0120 - Computer Science/Program Design I
• CAIS 0220 - Computer Science/Program Design II
• CAIS 0230 - Data Structures/Algorithm Analysis
• CAIS 0236 - Computer Organization and Architecture
• CAIS 0240 - Software Engineering
• CAIS 0265 - Introduction to Digital Electronics and Microprocessors
• CAIS 0302 - Computer Science Seminar
• CAIS 0305 - Elements of Systems Programming
• CAIS 0307 - Organization of Programming Languages
• CAIS 0310 - Database Management
• CAIS 0339 - Operating Systems
• CAIS 0351 - Introduction to the Theory of Computation
• CAIS 0363 - Computer Science Senior Project
•  CAIS A Elective - One course from among these 5:
• CAIS 0301 - Compiler Design
• CAIS 0337 - Networking and Client/Server Computing
• CAIS 0341 - Computer Graphics
• CAIS 0347 - Introduction to Networking
• CAIS 0350 - Artificial Intelligence

• MATH 0105 - Calculus I
• MATH 0106 - Calculus II
• MATH 0201 - Calculus III
• EXPL 0216 - Ways of Knowing: Views Through the Lenses of Mathematics and Science
• MATH 0218 - Linear Algebra
• MATH 0220 - Discrete Structures
• MATH 0333 - Applied Statistical and Experimental Design
• MATH 0340 - Mathematical Statistics I
• Four 300-level MATH courses EXCEPT MATH 0300, MATH 0337, MATH 0353, MATH 0355, MATH 0356, MATH 0360, MATH 0390 

• ENGL 0392 - Business and Technical Writing
•  Science Requirement - Two courses:
• PHSC 0125 - Physics I
• PHSC 0127 - Physics II
• or
• CHEM 0109 - General Chemistry I
• CHEM 0111 - General Chemistry II

MATH 0333 will take the place of the "Elective B" in the general Computer Science Major.  CAIS 0363 will take the place of the MATH 0390 requirement in the Mathematics major.  Three CAIS 300-level courses will be counted in the "nine other credits" component in the Mathematics Major.  Students in the CAIS 0363 will be expected to have a significant mathematics component in the Computer Science Senior Project, which should be approved by the student's mathematics advisor.