B.S. in Info.Tech. and M.S. in Computer Science

1st Semester	(14 credits)
ENWR1101 Academic Writing INFO1101 Computer Concepts & Tech CSCI1105 Computers & Computer Software MATH1105 College Algebra UNIV1001 Transitioning to University Life
2nd Semester	(14 credits)
ART1177 Intro to Digital media ENWR1102 Academic Research & Writing INFO1201 Information Technology MATH1107 Pre-calculus UNIV1002 Preparing for Professional Life
3rd Semester	(16 credits)
EGTG2210 ¹Technical Communication INFO2101 Computer Programming I for IT INFO2105 Internet & Web Applications ²Laboratory Science Elective UNIV2001 Cross-cultural Perspectives
4th Semester	(16 credits)
INFO2102 Computer Programming II for IT (or) ENGR2286 Digital Systems Design INFO2106 Web Site Design & Management ²Laboratory Science Elective UNIV2002 Global Issues
5th Semester	(15 credits)
CSCI2232 Data Structures CSCI2247 Assembly Lang Programming (or) EENG2287 Microprocessor System Design I ENGR3000 ⁴ Modern Technologies MATH2337 Applied Statistics I ⁴IT Technical Elective
6th Semester	(15 credits)
CSCI6623 Database Systems CSCI6638 Operating Systems INFO3201 Human Computer Interface INFO3205 Digital Media Publishing ⁴IT Technical Elective
7th Semester	(18 credits)
CSCI6603 Computer Architecture ENGR4210 Management & Engineering Economics INFO4101 Data Communication & Computer Networks I INFO4201 IT needs Assessment & Management MATH2255 Discrete Structures ⁴IT Technical Elective
8th Semester	(15 credits)
INFO4102 Data Communication & Computer Networks II INFO4205 Capstone Project INFO4410 Foundations on Cubersecurity INFO4844 ¹ Programming for Internet ⁴IT Technical Elective
9th Semester	(12 credits)
CSCI6620 Software Engineering ⁵Graduate CS Electives
10th Semester	(9 credits)
CSCI7645 Systems Programming ⁵Graduate CS Electives
¹ORAL COMMUNICATION: must take EGTG2210 Technical Communications to satisfy this requirement. ²LABORATORY SCIENCE ELECTIVES: Students are required to complete one full-year laboratory science sequence totaling eight (8) credits from the following courses: PHYS2101, PHYS2102 General Physics I & II and PHYS2201, PHYS2202 Physics Laboratory I & II; CHEM1201, CHEM1202 General Chemistry I & II and CHEM1203, CHEM 1204 General Chemistry Laboratory I & II; or BIOL1251, BIOL 1252 General Biology I & II and BIOL1253, BIOL1254 General Biology Laboratory I & II. ³ETHICAL AND MORAL ANALYSIS: Students must take ENGR3000 Modern Technologies to satisfy this requirement. ⁴INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY TECHNICAL ELECTIVES: Twelve credits must be selected from the approved list of Information Technology Technical Electives listed below. The courses must be approved by an academic advisor. Students can elect to participate in a cooperative educational experience and earn up to three credits. TECHNICAL ELECTIVES: Prerequisites must be fulfilled for any course(s) selected.
ART2255 ART2274 COMM2215 COMM2648/2649 CSCI3251 CSCI3315 CSCI3317 CSCI3331 CSCI3338 CSCI3345 CSCI3380 CSCI3420 CSCI3460 CSCI4373 CSCI4380 EGTE3288	Basics of Computer Animatio Computer 3-Dimensional Modeling Photoshop for Advertisement and Illustration Basic Video Editing Design of Software Systems Mobile Application Development Computer Game Programming Advanced Database Advanced Oracle SQL Performance and Tuning Firewalls and Intrusion Detection Systems UNIX Shell Programming Cryptography Data Warehouse and Data Mining Distributed Database Systems Systems Development with Java Microprocessor System Design II
GRADUATE COMPUTER SCIENCE ELECTIVES: A total of five graduate computer science electives (15 credits) are to be chosen from the following. All prerequisities must be fulfilled for each course selected. Permission of advisor is required for non-CSCI electives.
⁵9th Semester
Any three courses from CSCI 6700-7881
⁶10th Semester
Any two courses from EENG6601-7852 or CSCI 6700-8891 or MKTG6601-8850 or COMM6001-7098
A minimum of 123 credits is required for the BS degree, and a minimum of an additional 21 credits for the MS degree.