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Certificate in Computer Science

The Certificate in Computer Science offers individuals trained in other fields the opportunity to retrain for additional skills or entry level programming positions. Students must complete at least 18 credit hours of accredited coursework for this certificate. The following courses are required for completing this certificate program:

• CS 1043, CS 2003 and CS 2123
• Three approved computer science electives, two of which must be a the 3000 level and above

• Computer Science Certificate Courses

  • CS 1043 - Introduction to Programming and Problem-Solving
  • CS 2003 - Fundamentals of Algorithm and Computer Applications
  • CS 2123 - Data Structures
  • CS 2033 - Computer Architecture, Organization and Assembler
  • CS 2163 - Computer Design, Organization, and Logic
  • CS 3003 - Comparative Programming Languages
  • CS 3013 - Discrete Mathematics
  • CS 3043 - Human-Web Interfaces
  • CS 3053 - Operating Systems
  • CS 3243 - Computer Applications Programming
  • CS 3353 - System Administration
  • CS 4013 - Compiler Construction
  • CS 4043 - OnLine Communities
  • CS 4063 - Computer Architecture
  • CS 4123 - Theory of Computing
  • CS 4153 - Computer Security
  • CS 4163 - Database Systems
  • CS 4213 - Object-Oriented Software
  • CS 4253 - Artificial Intelligence
  • CS 4323 - Data Communication and Networking
  • CS 4333 - Computer Networks
  • CS 4353 - Parallel Programming
  • CS 4363 - Distributed Computing
  • CS 4453 - Computer Law and Policy

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