2012 - 2013

• 1. Introduction
• 2. Degree Programs
  • 2.1. Computer Science Major
    • 2.1.1. Which Computer Science Degree Should I Choose?
  • 2.2. Computer Engineering Degree
  • 2.3. Computer Science Minor
  • 2.4. Information Technology Minor
  • 2.5. Information Technology Infrastructure Degree
• 3. Application to Major
• 4. CSci Undergraduate D/D Plus Policy
• 5. Upper Division Track
• 6. Suggested 4 Year Plan
• 7. CS Requirements
• 8. Course Descriptions
• 9. Honors Program
• 10. Advising and APAS Reports
• 11. Closed Classes/First Day Policies
• 12. Academic Integrity
• 13. Disability Services
• 14. Academic Help and Survival Tips
• 15. Laboratory Policy
• 16. Student Opportunities
• 17. Graduation and Beyond
• 18. CSci Undergraduate Frequently Asked Questions
• 19. Contact Information
• 20. Appendix

2.1.1. Which Computer Science Degree Should I Choose?

The B.S. has credits in the upper division track allowing the student to pursue more deeply a particular area of computer science and tailor the degree to a specific area of interest. For students who are more likely to practice in an area that is highly specialized or technical, the B.S. may provide a better background. However, the B.A. includes a richer set of liberal education credits than the B.S. For application areas that involve the liberal arts, this broader background may be more appropriate.