Computer Science - Loyola University Maryland

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Student Name
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COMPUTER SCIENCE - BS
(Class of ‘17)
Liberal Arts Core
1. WR 100 Effective Writing
Semester Completed
2. HS 101 Europe and the World Since 1500
3. History 300 Level
4. EN 101 Understanding Literature
5. English 200 Level Major Writers
6. Foreign Language Intermediate II Level
7. Social Science Core
8. Social Science Core
9. Fine Arts
10. MA 251 Calculus I
11. PH 201 General Physics I
PH 291 General Physics Lab I (1 cr.)
12. PH 202 General Physics II
PH 292 General Physics Lab II (1 cr.)
13. PL 201 Foundations of Philosophy
14. PL 200 Level Philosophical Perspectives
15. TH 201 Introduction to Theology
16. Theology 202 – 299
17. Ethics: Choose from PL 301 – 319 or TH 301 – 319
Diversity Core Requirement
Students must complete the diversity requirement through a designated diversity core, major, or
elective course.
The provision of this information is not to be regarded as a contract between the student and Loyola University. The University reserves the right to
change degree requirements, courses and any other provisions or requirements when such action will serve the interest of the University or its
students.
Computer Science
18. CS 201 Computer Science I
Semester Completed
19. CS 202 Computer Science II
20. CS 301 Data Structures and Algorithms I
21. CS 302 Data Structures and Algorithms II
22. MA 252 Calculus II
23. CS/MA 295 or MA 395
24. MA 301 Introduction to Linear Algebra
25. ST 210 Introduction to Statistics
26. CS 371 Computer Engineering I
27. CS 451 Programming Languages
28. CS 462 Algorithm Analysis or CS 478 Theory of
Computation
29. CS 466 Operating Systems
30. CS 482 Software Engineering
31. CS 496 Computer Science Project I
32. CS Elective 400-Level or Graduate Level
33. CS Elective 400-Level or Graduate Level
34. CS Elective 400-Level or Graduate Level
35. Science Elective*
Electives
36. Non-Departmental Elective
Semester Completed
37. Non-Departmental Elective
38. Non-Departmental Elective
39. Free Elective
40. Free Elective
*The science elective must be a majors-level course emphasizing quantitative and/or experimental methods in a
physical or biological science and not a primarily computational, mathematical, or engineering design course. EG,
MA, or ST courses must be approved by the Computer Science Department.
The three Computer Science electives for majors must be CS 4** Level or Graduate Level courses. Students may
substitute MA 395 for CS/MA 295.
The B.S. program is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET (www.abet.org), a
specialized accrediting body recognized by the Council on Postsecondary Accreditation (COPA) and the U.S.
Department of Education.
Students may choose computer science electives from Loyola’s Master of Computer Science (M.S.) program. Two
such courses may be counted towards both the bachelor’s and master’s degree making it possible to complete the
requirements for both degrees within a five-year span.
The provision of this information is not to be regarded as a contract between the student and Loyola University. The University reserves the right to
change degree requirements, courses and any other provisions or requirements when such action will serve the interest of the University or its
students.