Computing Science Minor consists of 21 hours of Computing Science course work of which at least 9 hours must be advanced. Three recommended minor plans are shown here. Modifications may be made to meet individual student needs if approved by the Computing Science program coordinator. This is a computer literacy course. Basic computing concepts are presented.
Assignments provide a hands-on experience in using microcomputer applications.
Multimedia and the Internet are introduced. May not be taken for credit toward a CS major or minor. This is an introduction to the computing technology underlying multimedia and network computing. The emphasis is on the use of this technology to improve communications. CD-Roms, audio and video capture, electronic mail, groupware and other hardware and software resources are used to prepare documents and visual aids and to make interactive presentations.