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Courses of Study
Millsaps offers a bachelors degree
in computer science in two concentrations: computer science and
com puter information systems.
This section lists the degree requirement for each concentration.
While both concentrations share the same core of computer science
courses, they allow students to pursue different career paths.
The requirements listed are only the minimum required to attain
a degree, leaving students with enough freedom to take a number
of advanced courses on an elective basis.
The Millsaps
college catalog lists general academic information with complete degree
requirements, as well as a full list of departmental courses.
Further information on requirements for the senior year and the
honors program can be found in the web page on Research.
A C grade or better is required in all computer science courses.
Click on a course number to see its detailed description.
This concentration prepares students
to pursue a career in the software industry or to attend graduate
school.
Computer Science Concentration
It is also ideal for students who
are interested in more technically-oriented jobs in the general
field of information technology.
Math 2310: Intro to Advanced Mathematics
(prerequisite: Calculus II)
CS 1010: Computer Science I
CS 1020: Computer Science II
CS 2100: Computer Organization and Machine Programming
CS 2300: Data Structures and Algorithms
CS 4901: Senior Seminar 1
CS 4911: Senior Seminar 2
At least one of the following:
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CS 3110: Computer
Architecture
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CS 3300: Theory
and Design of Operating Systems
At least 4 additional courses from the following
(at least 2 of these 4 must be computer science courses):
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Any computer course
numbered above 3000
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Any mathematics
course numbered above 3000
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An approved digital
electronics course
Computer Information Systems Concentration
This concentration is tailored to prepare
students for a wide range of careers in the general field of information
technology.
The skills developed in this course
of study will be useful in any corporate environment where there
is a need for computer networks, databases and in formation systems
in general.
Furthermore, students may use several courses from the Else School
of Management to fulfill requirements toward this concentration.
This will give them the basic skills needed to eventually pursue
managerial/administrative positions in information technology.
Math 1150 or an approved statistics
class
CS 1010: Computer Science I
CS 1020: Computer Science II
CS 2100: Computer Organization and Machine Programming
CS 2300: Data Structures and Algorithms
CS 3210: Systems Analysis and Design
CS 4901: Senior Seminar 1
CS 4911: Senior Seminar 2
At least 2 additional computer science courses,
numbered above 3000
Three courses selected from the follo wing:
a) any computer science course numbered above 3000
b) any mathematics course numbered above 3000
c) Acct 2000
d) Mgmt 3000
e) Qnt Mgmt 3000
| Crs |
Title/Subject |
Comment |
Prereq |
| CS1000 |
Computer Survival |
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| CS1010 |
Computer Sci I |
Every sem/Core 9 |
Coll Alg |
| CS1020 |
Computer Sci II |
Every sem/Science Lab |
CS1010 |
| CS2100 |
Computer Orgn |
Every Year |
CS1020 |
| CS2300 |
Data Structures/C++ |
Every Year |
CS1020 |
| CS2440 |
Multimed Prin & Desn |
Every Year |
CS1010 |
| CS3100 |
Computer Networks |
Every Year |
CS1020 |
| CS3110 |
Computer Arch |
Alternate yrs |
CS2100 |
| CS3210 |
Systems Anls & Desn |
Every Year |
CS2300 |
| CS3220 |
Database Mgmt |
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CS1020 |
| CS3300 |
Operating Systems |
Alternate yrs |
CS2100
CS2300 |
| CS3410 |
Computer Graphics |
Alternate yrs |
CS2300 |
| CS3440 |
Multimedia Sys & Appl |
Every Year |
CS2440 |
| CS3600 |
Software Engineering |
Every Year |
CS1020 |
| CS49xx |
Senior Seminar |
Every Year |
Perm Reg |
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