Bachelor of Science in. Computer Science. Advising Brochure Department of. Computer Science & Engineering College of Arts & Sciences

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1 Bachelor o Science in Computer Science Advising Brochure Department o Computer Science & Engineering College o Arts & Sciences 256 Avery Hall advising@cse.unl.edu The B.S. Degree in Computer Science is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission o ABET. rev: June 10, 201

2 Computer Science Major Requirements Computer Science & Engineering Courses: max 6 hrs P/NP with permission; level or non-raikes. new constraint all 201: 6+ hrs lecture-based technical electives. + prereq or,! deiciency or graduate school. Course Title RAIK Hrs CSCE 10 CSE Freshman Seminar 0 + CSCE 155 Introduction to Comp Sci I 18 + CSCE 156 Introduction to Comp sci II 18 + CSCE 20 Computer Organization 28 + CSCE 25 Introduction to Discrete Struct (28) CSCE 251 Unix Programming 1 + CSCE 10 Data Structures & Algos 28! CSCE 22 Programming Lang Concepts CSCE 61 Intro to Sotware Engineering 8 CSCE 86 CS Proessional Development 81&2 CSCE 87 CS Senior Design Project 02! CSCE 51 or 51 OS Kernels or OS Principles CSCE 2 or 28 Des & An Algos or Automata CSCE / Technical Elective - lecture DM CSCE / Technical Elective - lecture MAS CSCE / Technical Elective 01 (Raikes only Technical Elective) 01 () 5 Mathematics Courses: + MATH 106 Analytic Geom & Calculus I 5 + MATH 107 Analytic Geom & Calculus II! MATH 1 Linear Alg (Matrix Theory)! STAT 80 Statistics & Applications 15 Natural Science Courses: 12 Must include at least one lab (bold ace). Choose rom the ollowing areas: CHEM 109, 110, 221 or CHEM 11, 11 PHYS 211/221, 212/222, 21/22, ASTR 20/22 LIFE 120/120L, 121/121L, BIOS 109, 111, 112/112L, 206/112L, 206/205, 207 GEOL 101, 10, 210, 212, 10, METR 100, 205, 70 GEOG 155, 181 ANTH 22/22L 2

3 CSCE Technical Electives Inormatics Focus: 1 Database Systems e 6 Internet Systems & Programming +s15 70 Computer Graphics 71 Bioinormatics so 72 Digital Image Processing 7 Computer Vision so 7 Data Mining se Artiicial Intelligence Focus: + 21 Foundations o Constraint Sat Theory e+so 75 Multiagent Systems o 76 Artiicial Intelligence s Machine Learning e Networking & High-End Computing Focus: 0 Computer Architecture (grad school de.) 2 High-Perormance Processor Architectures se VLSI Design so 5 Cluster & Grid Computing o 6 Advanced Embedded Systems s 7 File & Storage Systems so 8 Sensor Networks e 9 Robotics o 55 Distributed Operating Systems s17 56 Parallel Algorithms & Programming e 62 Communication Networks s + 6 Data & Network Security se Foundations Focus: 0 Numerical Analysis + 21 Foundations o Constraint Sat Theory e+so + 2 Design & Analysis o Algorithms s+o + 2 Computational Complexity Theory s Automata, Computation, & Formal Languages +so 77 Cryptography & Computer Security +s15 Sotware Engineering Focus: 78 Human Computer Interaction s 25 Compiler Construction s 6 Internet Systems & Programming +s15 9 ILab Project (or 01/2,01/2 DS) Additional Choices: 51 Operating System Kernels 99H Honors Thesis 51 Operating System Principles s 57 Systems Administration e 91 & 98 Internship & Computer Problems + indicates applicabiliity as Math major elective.

4 Recent CSCE 96 Special Topics Electives Title Focus Area AI and Heuristics in Sotware Engr Sotware Engr Computational Meta-Bioinormatics Coordination in Global Sotware Dev (so) Sotware Engr Multiway Data Analysis (se) Inormatics Sel-Managing Comp Sys (so) Sotware Architechure Inormatics Wireless Communication Networks Networking... Math Courses as Technical Electives One non-crosslisted math course can be used as a technical elective or Computer Science, and can also double dip or a Mathematics double major. Similary, Math will accept one o the ollowing CSCE courses as an elective: 21, 2, 2, 28, 6. Crosslisted courses may always double dip. MATH/CSCE 0 Numerical Analysis MATH 28 Principles o Operations Research s MATH 2 Linear Optimization? MATH Nonlinear Optimization so MATH 9 Math Models in Biology? MATH/CSCE 1 Approximation o Functions? MATH/CSCE 7 Numerical Analysis II so? MATH 50 Combinatorics? MATH 52 Graph Theory so Recent Changes in the Program Many students currently under earlier bulletin years in which ACE has been in eect ( ) may wish to switch to a newer bulletin year (2012-). Two important changes have been made. First, the number o hours or the degree has dropped rom 125. Second, the College Distribution (CD) Requirement has dropped the second course in History/Humanities, replacing it wth a broader choice rom any o areas B, C, and D. Any o our required MATH courses easily covers it. Beginning last year, 201, there is a restriction placed on the choices or technical electives. At least 6 o the hours will need to be in lecturebased courses. This will limit the number o internship, indedendent study, and Design Studio courses that can apply.

5 Computer Science Degree Requirements I. Major Area o Study: Computer Science (C or higher required in CSCE) 5 Mathematics 15 Natural Science 12 Earn a ocus with technical elective courses in one area! II. Minor Area o Study: Suggest MATH 208 or Mathematics! III. ACE Student Learning Outcomes: Max o 9 hrs in any one department or ACE Written Communication (in Raikes) 2. Oral Communication (in Raikes). Math & Computation (all in major). Natural Sciences (all in major) 5. Humanities/History 6. Social Sciences (in Raikes) 7. Fine Arts (in Raikes) 8. Ethics (all in major) 9. Human Diversity 10. Integrated Knowledge (all in major) See or details and listings. IV. College Distribution (CD) Requirements: (In addition to and distinct rom ACE) A. Written Communication (another ACE 1) B. Math and Science (all in major) C. Humanities/History (CLAS,ENGL,HIST,PHIL,RELG) D. Social Sciences (ANTH,COMM,GEOG,POLS,PSYC,SOCI) E. Foreign Language 101 5,102 5,201, F. Additional CD not rom CSCE 2 semesters at 200 level or years H.S. or English second language. Total hours or graduation: 120, o which typically 72 are in the major, in the Math minor, and 27 in the General Studies (ACE and CD), leaving up to 17 as pure electives. 5

6 Example Eight Semester Schedule hrs Fall 1 Spring 1 CSCE 10 CS Sem 0 CSCE 156 CS II CSCE 155 CS I CSCE 25 Discrete MATH 106 Calc I 5 CSCE 251 Unix 1 ACE 1 MATH 107 Calc II Lang 201 Language Lang 202 Language 1 15 Fall 2 Spring 2 CSCE 10 Algos CSCE 20 Comp Org Elect MATH 208? CSCE 61 Sot Engr NatSci (with lab) MATH 1 Lin Alg ACE 2 NatSci (with lab) CDR A 1 17 Fall Spring CSCE 22 Lang Conc CSCE /XX elective STAT 80 Stats CSCE /XX elective NatSci CDR C ACE 5 CDR D ACE 6 ACE Fall Spring CSCE 51 or 28 CSCE 2 or 51 CSCE /XX elective CSCE 87 CS Sen Des CSCE 86 CS Pro ACE 9 Elect Elect Elect Elect Departmental Advising: Charles Riedesel (Chie Undergraduate Adviser) 259 Avery Hall, 72-86, chuckr@unl.edu Chris Bourke (Adviser) 6 Avery Hall, , cbourke@cse.unl.edu Ryan Patrick (Adviser) 65 Avery Hall, , rypat@unl.edu General College Advising: Arts & Sciences Advising Center, 107 Oldather Hall , 6

7 Computer Science Placement see placement exam/ Math Placement see MINOR IN COMPUTER SCIENCE CSCE155, 156, plus 11 hrs o electives (at least one at /00 level) 11 HLL online or or minors only! alternative to 10 or many upper courses calc s so s 0 101/101L HLL or 20 s 26 5 (lin alg) o A Java (general) E C (systems) N (Engr/Sci) T (multimedia) so HLL or 0 (calc 1)? 9 (lin alg) di eq & lin alg A or double major add: 208 (makes the minor) and 25 2 more / more 00 double dip one math! ? 2? so 50 (di eq) so 52 MATH COURSES STAT 80 (stats) lin alg s 28 stats so o e e s s16 so 15 s o se s e e s se o s or stats or stats 0 lin alg or 86 lin alg so s17 se s15 so se 87 s COMPUTER SCIENCE PROGRAM Computer Science & Engineering and Supporting Courses e 78 depth elective: 2 :all s:spring su:summer e:even o:odd (years) RAIK # advised: corequisite: prerequisite: required path: required: HLL: High Level Language CSCE # hours rev 6/10/201