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Aug 31, 2024
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2022-2023 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Computer Science, B.A.
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Return to: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Professors: Breeann Flesch, Jie Liu, Becka Morgan, Scot Morse
Associate professor: Lucas Cordova, Thaddeus Shannon
Mission
Founded in 1980, the WOU Computer Science program blends instruction of theoretical and practical aspects of computing, with an emphasis on the practical. Our graduates demonstrate a solid foundation in core concepts, problem solving and decision-making skills, preparing graduates who will be productive employees as software engineers and lifelong learners. As part of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, students select from a wide-variety of minors. The major and minor combination provides unique employment opportunities for our graduates.
Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate expertise in software engineering practices.
- Master software development and project management tools consistent with current industry standards.
- Exhibit autodidactic qualities through individual studies, group projects and research opportunities.
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Intellectual and Experiential Breadth Credits: 11-12
Complement your program of study in Computer Science with one (1) of the following:
- Language Study: 11-12 credits (in an additional language or linguistics)
- Writing: 11-12 (choose at least three of the following courses: CS 340 , CJ 267 , WR 230 , WR 300 , WR 301 , WR 302 , WR 400 , WR 402 , WR 405 )
- Cultural Study: 11-12 (choose at least three of the following courses: ANTH 216 , ANTH 370 , ANTH 372 , SSC 201 , SOC 225 , SOC 360 , SOC 465 , HST 203 , HST 404 , HST 405 , PS 436 )
- System Solutions: 11-12 (choose at least three of the following courses: CJ 444 , CS 340 , IS 345 , IS 350 , IS 355 , IS 470 , SOC 320 , SOC 340 )
- International Experience or Applied Studies Credits: 11-12 (consult with you advisor regarding possible programs and credit options, including study abroad, international field schools, practica, internships or independent research)
Satisfactory Grade Use
Program requirements are not fulfilled with a grade of S.
Do not select Satisfactory/No Credit grading for any courses that will be used in the program.
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Return to: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
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