NON-CREDIT COURSES

No Computer Science major may receive credit for ANY of the following:

1. ACSK courses

2. ADOS All courses except ADOS 420

3. BSAT 100, 205, 306, 311, 321

4. BCOM All courses

6. CMPS All courses for non-majors

7. ENGR 101

8. ITEC 101

9. MATH - No course that is a prerequisite to a required course;

117, 201, 206, 210, 217, 250, 381, 411, 412, 470.

10. Any PEDA Course beyond 4 credit hours

11. QMET 251, 352, 450

12. STAT 214

Science Electives

Science courses allowed for the following areas of concentration: Management Information Systems, Human Computer Interaction, Scientific Computing, Cognitive Science.

Physical Sciences

CHEM 107 3hrs

CHEM 108 3hrs

CHEM 115 2hrs

GEOL 111 4hrs

GEOL 112 4hrs

PHYS 201 4hrs

PHYS 202 4hrs

PHYS 217 1hr

PHYS 218 1hr

Biological Sciences

BIOL 101 3hrs

BIOL 102 3hrs

BIOL 103 1hr

BIOL 104 1hr

A student must select one sequence of courses with the respective labs. If the Physical Science sequence is chosen, then the student must select a Biological Science as the third science course, otherwise the student must select a Physical Science.

Students must complete a minimum of 12 credit hours of science.

Computer Science Electives

All concentration areas require 6 credit hours of Computer Science electives. Three of these hours must be chosen from CMPS 415, CMPS 420, CMPS 440, CMPS 452, CMPS 497, CMPS 470G 498, or CMPS 499. Three hours may be chosen from CMPS 352, 352, and 359.

No Computer Science credit will be awarded for CMPS 419, but it can be counted as a Free Elective.

Note that students who wish to enroll for a Special Project (CMPS 497, 498) must have completed CMPS 261, CMPS 341, CMPS 351, and MATH 301. The student also must have an overall GPA of 3.0 or better.

Literature

ENGLISH - 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 215, 216, 312, 320, 321, 322, 333, 341, 372, 380, 400G, 401G, 402G, 403G, 404G, 407G, 411G, 412G, 413G, 414G, 417G, 418G, 419G, 421G, 422G, 423G, 424G, 426G, 429G, 430G, 433G, 434G, 435G, 437G, 439G, 441G, 442G, 450G, 460G, 466G, , 496G.

Arts (Dance, Music, Theatre, Visual Arts)

DANCE - 101, 102, 111, 112

MUSIC - 300, 301, 302, 303, 304, 308, 362, 419G, 420G, 421, 425, 464, 465

Other studio courses may fulfill the core requirements. Approval for such substitutions may be obtained from the Office of Academic Planning and Faculty Developments, Rm. 315, Martin Hall.

THEATRE - 161, 261, 457, 458

VISUAL ARTS - 215, 220, 223, 320, 321, 322, 422

Other studio and art history courses taken with the permission of the instructor may fulfill the core requirement for students in certain majors. Applicability and approval for such substitutions must be obtained from both the Department of Visual Arts (Rm. 310, Fletcher Hall), and the Office of Academic Planning and Faculty Development (Rm. 315, Martin Hall).

Humanities

COMMUNICATION - 200, 101, 222, 310

FOREIGN LANGUAGES

French Literature courses: 311, 431G, 441G, 471, 472, 481G, 491G, 492G,

Non-literature language courses above the introductory level:

201, 202, 361, 362.

German Literature courses: 311, 405G, 441-442G, 471-472G

Non-literature courses above the introductory level: 201-202.

Latin Literature courses: LATN 301, 302

Non-literature courses above the introductory level: 201-202.

Russian Literature courses: 201, 202

Spanish Literature courses: SPAN 311, 441G, 442G, 480G,

Non-literature courses above the introductory level: 201-202, 358-359.

LITERATURE - See above section entitled LITERATURE - English.

HISTORY - All courses except HIST 390 and 410G

HUMANITIES - All courses except HUMN 497-498

PHILOSPOHY - All courses

Social Sciences/Behavioral Sciences

ANTHROPOLOGY - 201, 202, 303, 304, 310, 375, 385, 386

ECONOMICS - 201, 202, 310

GEOGRAPHY - All courses except GEOG 375, 402, 485

POLITICAL SCIENCE - All courses except POLS 301, 375, and 400-level courses

PSYCHOLOGY - 110, 210, 311, 312, 313, 360, 370, 405

SOCIOLOGY - 100, 241, 305, 310, 325, 350, 362, 364, 370, 395

If you are considering other options, check with the advisor.

Arts, Humanities and Behavioral Sciences

Any of the courses listed for:

Arts
Humanities
and Behavioral Sciences