After the next semester's computer science grades have been received, if the student's computer science average has not risen to 2.50, the student will be withdrawn from the major and will not be allowed to graduate with a major in computer science. Requirements for the B.S. Degree Following is a summary of the requirements for the Bachelor of Science degree with a major in computer science. The main points of these requirements are summarized below, although students should read the University of Tennessee General Catalog for the exact requirements. Appropriate course work to satisfy the Arts and Sciences association and basic skills requirements. 3.Acceptance for progression to the computer science major.
Appropriate course work to satisfy the computer science major requirements.
Sufficient supplementary elective courses to bring the total number of graduation credit hours passed to 124. 6. Courses taken to fulfill distribution requirements may also be counted toward the requirements of the second major. Note that students who use computer science as a second major must also apply for acceptance into the major. A student must complete a major in some other program as well. The Computer Science Department tries to assist students in their long-range program planning by offering many key courses each semester.