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1 Department of Computer Science and Information Technology

Austin Peay State University, Tennessee, USA

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Department of Computer Science and Information Technology

Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Information Sheet

The Department of Computer Science and Information Technology offers three Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degrees. There are

six areas of study (concentrations) available under the three majors.

B.S. in Computer Science (BS CSC – declare using major code: csc)

o Computer Systems Concentration This program concentrates on the technical areas of computing with an emphasis on programming and algorithm design. It includes a significant mathematics component.

B.S. in Computer Information Systems (BS CIS – declare using major code: cmis)

o Systems Development Concentration This program is for those who plan to work in some areas of computer

applications in the business field. Areas of study include data communications, database management, and systems analysis and design, with an emphasis on programming in several languages that are useful for business applications.

o Information Assurance and Security Concentration This program prepares students to work in the information

security and data protection areas. The program features student selectable emphasis areas in information security technical administration, information security management and secure software development.

B.S. in Computer Information Technology (BS CIT – declare using major code: cmit)

o Internet and Web Technology Concentration This concentration trains students in the development and support of

Internet applications. It emphasizes the construction of Web sites and the use of scripting languages.

o Database Administration Concentration This program trains students in the design, implementation, and administration of databases, including those accessed by Web applications.

o Networking Concentration This concentration provides students with an in-depth understanding of the foundations of

data communication and modern networking technology and develops the technical skills needed to deploy and manage an enterprise network in a secure computing environment.

Each of these concentrations requires that the student complete the Liberal Arts Core Requirements and the requirements for a

minor or a second concentration. The Department of Computer Science and Information Technology is located in the

Maynard Mathematics and Computer Science Building. There are currently over 550 majors in the department from which the

department produces around 100 graduates each year. Transfer students and non-traditional students are welcome.

The Department also offers minors in Computer Science, Computer Networking, Mobile Software Technology, Web

Technology and Information Assurance & Security (Restrictions on minors are shown in a separate document).

The Department offers a number of scholarships to students who qualify each year with additional financial assistance available

through student employment in the Department.

The APSU Student Chapter of ACM is available for student participation and the department sponsors a chapter of Upsilon Pi

Epsilon, an International Honor Society for the Computing and Information Disciplines.

Advisors are available to assist prospective students in choosing a concentration and planning a program that will lead to

graduation. Information on all of the programs in the Department is available at the Department’s Web site, www.apsu.edu/csci

For more information, contact

Dr. Bruce Myers, Professor and Department Chair

Department of Computer Science and Information Technology

Austin Peay State University, P.O. Box 4414, Clarksville, Tennessee 37044, USA

(931) 221-7822; [email protected]




Bachelor of Science Degree

Computer Science

Computer Systems Concentration

The Department of Computer Science and Information

Technology offers a Bachelor of Science degree with a major

in Computer Science. The Computer Systems Concentration

covers the technical areas of computing with an emphasis on

programming and algorithm design. It includes a significant

mathematics component.

Graduation Checklist

___ Complete the University General Education Core

Requirements for the B.S. Degree.

___ Complete 120 semester hours (with a GPA of 2.0 or

better).

___ Complete 39 semester hours of upper division

(3000-4000 level courses).

___ Complete the requirements for the chosen concentration (with a GPA of 2.0 or better).

___ Complete the requirements for the chosen minor

or second concentration (with a GPA of 2.0 or better).

A. University General Education Core (38 hours)

A.1. Communications (9 hours)

Course # Course Title Hrs

ENGL 1010 English Composition 3 _____

ENGL 1020 English Composition 3 _____ COMM 2045 Public Speaking 3 _____

A.2. History, select two from (6 hours)


HIST 2010 Early United States History 3 _____ HIST 2020 Modern United States History 3 _____ HIST 2030 History of Tennessee 3 _____ HIST 2310 Early World History 3 _____ HIST 2320 Modern World History 3 _____

A.3. Humanities (9 hours)


ENGL 2330 Topics in World Literature 3 _____ *_________ ________________________ 3 _____ *_________ ________________________ 3 _____

A.4. Natural Sciences (8 hours)


*_________ ________________________ 4 _____ *_________ ________________________ 4 _____

A.5. Mathematics

3 hours satisfied by major (not counted in A.)

A.6. Social and Behavioral Sciences (6 hours)


*_________ ________________________ 3 _____ *_________ ________________________ 3 _____

B. University Wide Freshman Seminar (1 hour)


APSU 1000 COMPUTER SCIENCE - 1 _____ Liberal Arts University Life

C. Computer Systems Concentration (51 or 49 hours)

C.1. Select all (25 hours or 23 hours)


CSCI 1010 Introduction to Programming I 3 _____ CSCI 2010 Introduction to Programming II 3 _____ or CSCI 2000 Programming and Data Structure 4 _____

using C++

Note: Choose 1010 & 2010 (6 hrs) or 2000 (4 hrs)

CSCI 3250 Data Structure and Algorithms 3 _____ CSCI 3400 Computer Organization I 3 _____ CSCI 3410 Computer Organization II 3 _____ CSCI 4100 Operating Systems and Architecture 3 _____ CSCI 4230 Programming Languages 3 _____ CSCI 4270 Algorithm Design and Analysis 3 _____

CSCI 4800 Comp. Sci. and Info. Sys. Seminar 1 _____

C.2. Select one from (3 hours)


CSCI 2070 Programming in Selected Language I 3 _____ or CSCI 2080 Programming in Selected Language II 3 _____

C.3. Others, select all (17 hours)


MATH 1910 Calculus & Analytic Geometry 4 _____ MATH 1920 Calculus & Analytical Geometry 4 _____ MATH 3000 Discrete Mathematics 3 _____ MATH 3450 Linear Algebra 3 _____ MATH 4670 Numerical Analysis 3 _____

C.4. Select two from (6 hours)


CSCI 3005 Object Oriented Programming 3 _____

CSCI 3500 Theory of Automata, F. Lang. & Com. 3 _____ CSCI 4010 Mobile Software Development I 3 _____ CSCI 4020 Mobile Software Development II 3 _____ CSCI 4350 Compiler Design 3 _____ CSCI 4400 Principles of Database Management 3 _____ CSCI 4450 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence 3 _____ CSCI 4550 Computer Graphics 3 _____ CSCI 4560 Introduction to Autonomous Robots 3 _____

CSCI 4600 Software Design and Development 3 _____

D. Minor (if mathematics is not chosen as a minor) or

Second Concentration

18 hours

E. Electives

14 to 28 hours, in consultation with advisor

* To be chosen from the TBR General Education Core courses.





Computer Information Systems

Systems Development Concentration

The Department of Computer Science and Information Technology offers a Bachelor of Science degree with a major

in Computer Information Systems. The Systems Development

Concentration is intended for those who plan to work in some

area of computer applications in the business field. Areas of

study include data communications, database management, and

systems analysis and design, along with an emphasis on

programming in several languages that are useful for business

applications.





better).



___ Complete the requirements for the chosen

concentration (with a GPA of 2.0 or better).






ENGL 1010 English Composition 3 _____ ENGL 1020 English Composition 3 _____ COMM 2045 Public Speaking 3 _____



HIST 2010 Early United States History 3 _____ HIST 2020 Modern United States History 3 _____ HIST 2030 History of Tennessee 3 _____ HIST 2310 Early World History 3 _____

HIST 2320 Modern World History 3 _____






*_________ ________________________ 4 _____ *_________ ________________________ 4 _____

A.5. Mathematics




*_________ ________________________ 3 _____ *_________ ________________________ 3 _____




C. Systems Development Concentration (47 to 44 hours)




using C++


CSCI 3020 XML Processing 3 _____ CSCI 3200 Principles of Information Security 3 _____ CSCI 3300 Introduction to Web Development 3 _____ CSCI 3400 Computer Organization I 3 _____ CSCI 3700 Data Communications & Networking 3 _____ CSCI 4100 Operating Systems and Architecture 3 _____

CSCI 4400 Principles of Database Management 3 _____ CSCI 4750 Systems Analysis and Design 3 _____ CSCI 4800 Comp. Sci. and Info. Sys. Seminar 1 _____



CSCI 2070 Programming in Selected Language I 3 _____ or CSCI 2080 Programming in Selected Language I I 3 _____



CSCI 4000 Advanced Web Development 3 _____

or CSCI 4650 Intro. to ASP.NET Programming 3 _____

C.4. Select two from (7 hours or 6 hours)


MATH 1530 Elements of Statistics 3 _____ MATH 1810 Elements of Calculus 3 _____ or MATH 1910 Calculus & Analytic Geometry 4 _____



ENGL 1100 Technical or Report Writing 3 _____

D. Minor or Second Concentration

18 hours

E. Electives







Computer Information Systems

Information Assurance and Security

Concentration



in Computer Information Systems. The Information Assurance

and Security Concentration prepares students to work in the

information security and data protection areas. It emphasizes on

data communications, network security, cryptography, and

computer forensics, among others.





better).



___ Complete the requirements for the chosen concentration (with a GPA of 2.0 or better).






ENGL 1010 English Composition 3 _____ ENGL 1020 English Composition 3 _____

COMM 2045 Public Speaking 3 _____






ENGL 2330 Topics in World Literature 3 _____

*_________ ________________________ 3 _____ *_________ ________________________ 3 _____



*_________ ________________________ 4 _____ *_________ ________________________ 4 _____

A.5. Mathematics




*_________ ________________________ 3 _____ *_________ ________________________ 3 _____




C. Info. Assurance & Security Concentration (47 to 45 hrs)




using C++


CSCI 3200 Principles of Information Security 3 _____ CSCI 3300 Introduction to Web Development 3 _____ CSCI 3400 Computer Organization I 3 _____ CSCI 3600 Computer Ethics 3 _____ CSCI 3603 Cryptography 3 _____ CSCI 3629 Info. Security Cert. Prep. Workshop 1 _____

CSCI 3700 Data Communications & Networking 3 _____ CSCI 4400 Principles of Database Management 3 _____ CSCI 4800 Comp. Sci. and Info. Sys. Seminar 1 _____

C.2. Select four from (12 hours)


CSCI 3601 Computer Forensics & Incident 3 _____ CSCI 3602 Securing Cyber Space 3 _____ CSCI 3607 IAS/Security Policy & Governance 3 _____ CSCI 3619 Ethical Hacking & Offensive Security 3 _____ CSCI 3624 System Vulnerability Analysis & 3 _____

Auditing CSCI 3625 Intrusion Detection & Prevention 3 _____ CSCI 4520 Network Security 3 _____ CSCI 4750 Systems Analysis and Design 3 _____



MATH 1530 Elements of Statistics 3 _____



ENGL 1100 Technical or Report Writing 3 _____


18 hours

E. Electives







Computer Information Technology

Internet and Web Technology

Concentration The Department of Computer Science and Information


in Computer Information Technology. The Internet and Web

Technology Concentration trains students in the development

and support of Internet applications. It emphasizes the

construction of Web sites and the use of scripting languages.


___ Complete the University General Education Core Requirements for the B.S. Degree.


better).













HIST 2010 Early United States History 3 _____ HIST 2020 Modern United States History 3 _____ HIST 2030 History of Tennessee 3 _____

HIST 2310 Early World History 3 _____ HIST 2320 Modern World History 3 _____






*_________ ________________________ 4 _____ *_________ ________________________ 4 _____

A.5. Mathematics (3 hours).

Note: Department prefers MATH 1530


*_________ ________________________ 3 _____



*_________ ________________________ 3 _____ *_________ ________________________ 3 _____




C. Internet & Web Technology Concentration (43 hrs)

C.1. Select all (40 hours)


CSCI 1005 Computer Hardware Software & Prog. 3 _____ CSCI 1015 Intro. to Computer Programming 3 _____ CSCI 3200 Principles of Information Security 3 _____ CSCI 3300 Introduction to Web Development 3 _____ CSCI 3350 Web User Interface Design 3 _____ CSCI 3700 Data Communications and Networking 3 _____

CSCI 4000 Advanced Web Development 3 _____ CSCI 4050 Multimedia Tools and Technique 3 _____ CSCI 4400 Principles of Database Management 3 _____ CSCI 4460 Content Management Systems 3 _____ CSCI 4630 Web Server Administration 3 _____ CSCI 4750 Systems Analysis and Design 3 _____ CSCI 4800 Comp. Sci. and Info. Sys. Seminar 1 _____ CSCI 4940 Internship in Info. Technology 3 _____



CSCI 4390 Introduction to JAVA Server Pages 3 _____



18 hours

E. Electives

17 hours, in consultation with advisor







Database Administration Concentration



in Computer Information Technology. The Database

Administration Concentration trains students in the design, implementation, and administration of databases, including

those accessed by Web applications.





better).

___ Complete 39 semester hours of upper division (3000-4000 level courses).

















*_________ ________________________ 4 _____ *_________ ________________________ 4 _____




*_________ ________________________ 3 _____



*_________ ________________________ 3 _____ *_________ ________________________ 3 _____




C. Database Administration Concentration (40 hours)



CSCI 1005 Computer Hardware Software & Prog. 3 _____ CSCI 1015 Intro. to Computer Programming 3 _____ CSCI 3000 Data Modeling 3 _____ CSCI 3200 Principles of Information Security 3 _____

CSCI 3300 Introduction to Web Development 3 _____ CSCI 3700 Data Communications and Networking 3 _____ CSCI 4400 Principles of Database Management 3 _____ CSCI 4460 Content Management Systems 3 _____ CSCI 4650 Intro. to ASP.NET Programming 3 _____ CSCI 4750 Systems Analysis and Design 3 _____ CSCI 4800 Comp. Sci. and Info. Sys. Seminar 1 _____ CSCI 4940 Internship in Info. Technology 3 _____

C.2. Select two from (6 hours)


CSCI 4410 Database Admin Using DB2 3 _____ or

CSCI 4420 Database Admin-MS SQL Server 3 _____ or CSCI 4430 Database Admin Using Oracle 3 _____ or CSCI 4440 Intro. to Open Source Databases 3 _____


18 hours

E. Electives








Networking Concentration



in Computer Information Technology. The Networking

Concentration provides students with an in-depth

understanding of the foundations of data communication and

modern networking technology and develops the technical

skills needed to deploy and manage an enterprise network in a

secure computing environment.





better).




concentration (with a GPA of 2.0 or better). ___ Complete the requirements for the chosen minor





ENGL 1010 English Composition 3 _____

ENGL 1020 English Composition 3 _____ COMM 2045 Public Speaking 3 _____









*_________ ________________________ 4 _____ *_________ ________________________ 4 _____




*_________ ________________________ 3 _____



*_________ ________________________ 3 _____ *_________ ________________________ 3 _____




C. Networking Concentration (40 hrs)



CSCI 1005 Computer Hardware Software & Prog. 3 _____

CSCI 1015 Intro. to Computer Programming 3 _____ CSCI 3200 Principles of Information Security 3 _____ CSCI 3300 Introduction to Web Development 3 _____ CSCI 3700 Data Communications and Networking 3 _____ CSCI 3870 Wireless Comm. and Networking 3 _____ CSCI 4400 Principles of Database Management 3 _____ CSCI 4520 Network Security 3 _____ CSCI 4630 Web Server Administration 3 _____ CSCI 4670 Network Applications 3 _____

CSCI 4770 Adv. Data Comm. and Networking 3 _____ CSCI 4800 Comp. Sci. and Info. Sys. Seminar 1 _____ CSCI 4940 Internship in Info. Technology 3 _____



CSCI 3760 Linux Network Oper. Sys. Adm. 3 _____ or CSCI 3770 Micro. Windows Network Oper. Sys. 3 _____


18 hours

E. Electives






Computer Science Minor 19 hours to 23 hours

1. Select all (9 hours or 7 hours)


CSCI 1010 Introduction to Programming I 3 _____ CSCI 2010 Introduction to Programming II 3 _____ or CSCI 2000 Programming & Data Stru. Using C++ 4 _____


CSCI 3400 Computer Organization I 3 _____

2. Select one from (3 hours)


CSCI 2070 Programming in Selected Language I 3 _____ or CSCI 2080 Programming in Selected Language I I 3 _____

3. Select one from (5 hours or 4 hours or 3 hours)


MATH 1730 Precalculus 4 _____ MATH 1810 Elements of Calculus 3 _____ MATH 1910 Calculus and Analytic Geometry 5 _____

4. Select two from (6 hours)


CSCI 3005 Object Oriented Programming 3 _____ CSCI 3250 Data Structure and Algorithms 3 _____ CSCI 3410 Computer Organization II 3 _____ CSCI 3500 Theory of Automata, F. Lang. & Com. 3 _____ CSCI 4010 Mobile Software Development I 3 _____

CSCI 4020 Mobile Software Development II 3 _____ CSCI 4230 Programming Languages 3 _____ CSCI 4270 Algorithm Design and Analysis 3 _____ CSCI 4350 Compiler Design 3 _____ CSCI 4450 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence 3 _____ CSCI 4550 Computer Graphics 3 _____ CSCI 4600 Software Design and Development 3 _____

Computer Networking Minor 18 hours

1. Select all (9 hours)


CSCI 1005 Computer Hardware Software & Prog. 3 _____

CSCI 3700 Data Communications & Networking 3 _____ CSCI 4520 Network Security 3 _____



CSCI 3760 Linux Network Operating Sys. Adm. 3 _____ or CSCI 3770 MS Win. Network Operating Sys. Adm.3 _____

3. Select two from (6 hours)


CSCI 3870 Wireless Comm. and Networking 3 _____ CSCI 4670 Network Applications 3 _____ CSCI 4770 Adv. Data Comm. and Networking 3 _____

Mobile Software Technology Minor 24 hours or 25 hours; Available from Fall 2012

1. Select one from (3 hours or 4 hours)


CSCI 1010 Introduction to Programming I 3 _____ or CSCI 1015 Intro. to Computer Programming 3 _____ or CSCI 2000 Programming and Data Structure 4 _____

using C++



CSCI 2070 Programming in Selected Language I 3 _____ CSCI 3300 Introduction to Web Development 3 _____ CSCI 3350 Web User Interface Design 3 _____ CSCI 4010 Mobile Software Development I 3 _____ CSCI 4020 Mobile Software Development II 3 _____ CSCI 4400 Principles of Database Management 3 _____



CSCI 4000 Advanced Web Development 3 _____


Web Technology Minor 21 hours; Available from Fall 2012



CSCI 1005 Computer Hardware Software & Prog. 3 _____ CSCI 1015 Intro. to Computer Programming 3 _____ CSCI 3300 Introduction to Web Development 3 _____ CSCI 3350 Web User Interface Design 3 _____ CSCI 4000 Advanced Web Development 3 _____ CSCI 4400 Principles of Database Management 3 _____ CSCI 4650 Intro. to ASP.NET Programming 3 _____




Information Assurance & Security Minor 24 hours; Available from Fall 2015



CSCI 1005 Computer Hardware Software & Prog. 3 _____ CSCI 3700 Data Communications & Networking 3 _____



CSCI 3200 Principles of Information Security 3 _____ CSCI 3600 Computer Ethics 3 _____

CSCI 4520 Network Security 3 _____



CSCI 3601 Computer Forensics and Incident 3 _____ Response

CSCI 3602 Securing Cyber Space 3 _____ (Web, DB, and Platform) CSCI 3603 Cryptography 3 _____

Concentration / Minor Chart : cannot be chosen together to satisfy degree requirement

: can be chosen together to satisfy degree requirement

Minor

Con

centra

tion

Comp Sci Network Mobile Web Security

Comp Sys Sys Dev

Security

Database

Web

Network aaaaa




B.S. Computer Science, Computer Systems Concentration Prerequisite Chart

MATH 1730 with a grade of “C” or higher; or HS trigonometry and ACT-M score 27 or higher

MATH 1710 or 1110 with a grade of "C" or higher; or ACT-M with score of 25 or higher

B.S. Computer Information Systems, Systems Development Concentration Prerequisite Chart

CSCI 4800 (last semester) Comp. Sci. & Info. Sys. Seminar

CSCI 4550 (choice) Computer Graphics

CSCI 4560 (choice) Intro.to Autonomous Robots

CSCI 3500 (choice) Theory of Automata, F. Lang ..

CSCI 4100 Operating Sys. & Architecture

CSCI 3400 Computer Organization I

CSCI 3410 Computer Organization II

CSCI 4400 (choice) Principles of Database Mgt.

CSCI 4230 Programming Languages

CSCI 3250 Data Structure and Algorithms

CSCI 4350 (choice) Compiler Design

CSCI 4270 Algorithm Design &Analysis

CSCI 4450 (choice) Intro. to Artificial Intelligence

CSCI 4010 (choice) Mobile Software Development I

CSCI 4020 (choice) Mobile Software Development II

CSCI 4600 (choice) Software Design & Development

CSCI 2070 Programming Selected Lang. I

OR

CSCI 2080 Programming Selected Lang. II

CSCI 3005 (choice) Object Oriented Programming

CSCI 1010 Intro. to Programming I

CSCI 2010 Intro. to Programming II



CSCI 4100 Operating Sys. & Architecture

CSCI 3020 XML Processing

CSCI 4400 Principles of Database Mgt.

CSCI 4750 Systems Analysis & Design

CSCI 4000 (choice) Advanced Web Development

CSCI 4650 (choice) Intro. to ASP.NET Programming

CSCI 3200 Principles of Info. Security

CSCI 3700 Data Comm. & Networking


OR


CSCI 3300 Intro. to Web Development



MATH 1910 Calculus & Analytic Geometry

MATH 1920 Calculus & Analytical Geometry

MATH 3000 Discrete Mathematics

MATH 3450 Linear Algebra

MATH 4670 Numerical Analysis

MATH 1910 (choice) Calculus & Analytic Geometry

MATH 1530 Elements of Statistics

MATH 1810 (choice) Elements of Calculus

MATH 1730 with a grade of “C” or higher; or HS trigonometry and ACT-M score 27 or higher MATH 1110 or 1710 or 1730 with a grade of “C” or higher or ACT-M score of 25 or higher

ENGL 1010 Technical or Report Writing

MATH 1710 or 1110 with a grade of "C" or higher; or ACT-M with score of 25 or higher




B.S. Computer Information Systems, Information Assurance and Security Concentration Prerequisite Chart

B.S. Computer Information Technology, Internet and Web Technology Concentration Prerequisite Chart





CSCI 3700 Data Comm. & Networking





ENGL 1010 Technical or Report Writing

CSCI 4750 (choice) Technical or Report Writing

CSCI 3601 (choice) Comp. Forensics & Incid. Resp.

CSCI 3602 (choice) Securing Cyber Space

CSCI 3603 Cryptography

CSCI 3600 Computer Ethics

CSCI 3607 (choice) IAS/Security Policy & Govern.

CSCI 3619 (choice) Ethical Hacking & Off. Secu.

CSCI 3624 (choice) Sys. Vulnerability Anal. & Aud.

CSCI 3625 (choice) Intrusion Detection & Prevention

CSCI 3629 Info. Secu. Cert. Prep. Workshop

CSCI 1005 Com Hardware Software & Prog

CSCI 3200 Principles of Info. Security.

CSCI 4940 (last semester) Internship in Info. Technology

CSCI 3700 Data Com. & Networking

CSCI 4000 Advanced Web Development



CSCI 3350 Web User Interface Design

CSCI 1015 Intro. to Comp. Programming


CSCI 4460 Content Management Systems

CSCI 4650 Intro. to ASP.NET Programming

CSCI 4050 Multimedia Tools and Technique

CSCI 4750 Systems Analysis and Design

CSCI 4630 Web Server Administration




B.S. Computer Information Technology, Database Administration Concentration Prerequisite Chart

B.S. Computer Information Technology, Networking Concentration Prerequisite Chart





CSCI 4460 Content Management Systems



CSCI 3000 Data Modeling

Select two from …

CSCI 4410 Database Admin Using DB2

CSCI 4420 Database Admin-MS SQL Server

CSCI 4430 Database Admin Using Oracle

CSCI 4440 Intro. to Open Source Databases



CSCI 4750 Systems Analysis and Design

CSCI 4650 Intro. to ASP.NET Programming



CSCI 3870 Wireless Comm. & Networking


CSCI 3770 (choice) MS Windows Network OS Adm

CSCI 4520 Network Security

CSCI 3760 (choice) Linux Network OS Admin.



CSCI 4670 Network Applications

CSCI 4770 Adv. Data Comm. & Networking




CSCI 4630 Web Server Administration




Computer Science Minor Prerequisite Chart

Computer Networking Minor Prerequisite Chart

Mobile Software Technology Minor Prerequisite Chart

Web Technology Minor Prerequisite Chart

Information Assurance & Security Minor Prerequisite Chart


CSCI Elective

CSCI Elective


OR




CSCI 4770 (choice) Adv. Data Comm. & Networking

CSCI 3870 (choice)

Wireless Comm. & Networking

CSCI 4670 (choice)

Network Applications


CSCI 3770 (choice) MS Win. Network O.S. Admin.

CSCI 3760 (choice)

Linux Network O.S. Admin.


CSCI 4520 Network Security

CSCI 4020 Mobile Software Development II

CSCI 3300

Intro. to Web Development

CSCI 4650 (choice)

Intro. to ASP.NET Programming

CSCI 2070 Programming in Selected Lang. I

CSCI 4010 Mobile Software Development I

CSCI 3350

Web User Interface Design


CSCI 1010 Introduction to Programming I

OR

CSCI 1015 Intro. to Computer Programming

CSCI 4650

Intro. to ASP.NET Programming

CSCI 3350

Web User Interface Design


CSCI 4400 Advanced Web Development


CSCI 1015 Intro. to Computer Programming

CSCI 4000

Advanced Web Development

CSCI 4000 (choice)

Advanced Web Development

CSCI 3601 Comp. Forensics & Incid. Resp.

CSCI 3600

Computer Ethics

CSCI 3603 Cryptography



CSCI 4520

Network Security


CSCI 3602 Securing Cyber Space


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Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Information Sheet - apsu.edu 3400 Computer Organization I 3 _____ CSCI ... CSCI 4100 Operating Systems and Architecture 3 _____ ... Humanities (9 orhours)

Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Information Sheet - apsu.edu 3400 Computer Organization I 3 _ CSCI ... CSCI 4100 Operating Systems and Architecture 3 _ ... Humanities (9 orhours)