Each of the latter two courses is a course for science majors or a course with strong emphasis on quantitative methods. The curriculum includes the equivalent of at least one year's study in the humanities, social sciences, arts, and other disciplines that serve to broaden the background of the student. These courses are specified by the Philadelphia University requirements. The communication skills of the students, both oral and written, are developed and applied in the program. Laboratory And Computer Resources Programs in computer science require substantial laboratory and computer resources for class work and individual projects.
College provides a blend of computing facilities of varying capabilities.
Where scheduled laboratory instruction is required, sufficient equipment is available so that every student has a designated computer station. College makes every effort to provide adequate and reasonable software to support the program. Students have appropriate expendable to work with these systems. Complete documentation of available hardware and software is readily accessible to faculty and students. The quality of a computer science program is dependent on the quality of the students as well as the faculty and the institutional resources.