The department and its curriculum reflect a broad spectrum of areas in theoretical and experimental computer science. Students have access to the University's public cluster of workstations, graphics lab, Origin 2000 and SGI Power Challenge array parallel computers, and an IBM 3090 mainframe. Local area networks connect departmental computers together and, through a high-speed fiber optic campus network, to the Internet.
Student residences provide Ethernet and terminal room access.
The University's pool of modems provides convenient computer access from off-campus sites. For additional information about the department and its programs, please visit the Computer Science Web site . Grade Requirements Students must earn a minimum grade of C in all courses taken toward a concentration in computer science. Lower-Division Prerequisites CAS MA 123 or equivalent. CAS CS 101 cannot be used for major concentration.