Computer Science (CS)

Computer Science 4-Year Degree Program

Computer science spans a wide range, from theoretical and algorithmic foundations to cutting-edge developments in robotics, computer vision, intelligent systems, bioinformatics, and other exciting areas. A computer scientist's work typically falls into these categories.

1. Design and implement software – such as the thousands of software programs running today. Software is a big part of every technological innovation.
2. Devise new ways to use computers – such as the Internet.
3. Develop effective ways to solve computing problems – such as how Google searches the web.

Chaminade's program is a foundation in the basics that every professional must have to successfully confront the daily challenge of technological advance. Theoretical knowlege allows you to assess the best approaches to "hot topics" that you may encounter in the workplace or as a graduate student, which may be as diverse as robotics, new knowledge from databases, computer games, graphics, or deciphering DNA using bioinformatics.

Course Descriptions Course descriptions from the Catalog (pdf)
Major Requirements - Computer Science (CS)
All degree programs also include general education credits.
CS 110	Intro. to Web Page Design
CS 150	Intro. to Programming
CS 310	Object-Oriented Programming
CS 330	Computer Architecture
CS 330	Computer Architecture
CS 350	Data Structures
CS 410	Operating Systems
CS 420	Database Management Systems
CS 430	Software Engineering
CS 460	Telecomm. & Network Systems
CS 470	Network Management
CS	1 CS Elective
BU 362	Legal & Ethical Issues in Business
MA 110	Pre-Calculus
MA 308	Discrete Mathematics
MA 331	Intro. to Probability & Statistics
MA 401	Linear Algebra

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