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This includes developing new software, managing information databases and creating graphical solutions to help engineers and scientists visualize the physical and biological world. Degree Requirements 120 Credit Hours Minimum grade of C required for all Major Core (including MA 16300 and CS 12300) courses Minimum GPA of 2.0 required for graduation Certain courses may only be available at one campus location PNW General Education Core (30-31 Credits Minimum) English Composition (6 Credits): ENGL 10400 - English Composition I and ENGL 10500 - English Composition II Speech Communication (3 Credits): COM 11400 - Fundamentals of Speech Communication Quantitative Reasoning (5 Credits): MA 16300 - Integrated Calculus Analysis Geometry I Natural Sciences (3 Credits): Any Gen Ed Natural Science with Lab Technology (3 Credits): CS 12300 - Programming I: Java Humanities (3 Credits): Select from the Humanities Core list Social Sciences (3 Credits): Select from the Social Sciences Core list Additional Credits (3 Credits): Select any course from the Gen Ed Core list First-Year Experience (FYE) (1 Credit): CS 10000 - An Introduction To Computer Science Major Core (54 Credits) CS 12400 - Programming II: C++ CS 22300 - Computer Architecture And Assembly Language CS 27500 - Data Structures CS 30200 - Operating Systems CS 30900 - Discrete Mathematical Structures CS 31600 - Programming Languages CS 33200 - Algorithms CS 40400 - Distributed Systems CS 41000 - Automata And Computability CS 41600 - Software Engineering CS 44200 - Database Systems CS 45500 - Interactive Computer Graphics MA 16400 - Integrated Calculus Analysis Geometry II MA 26100 - Multivariate Calculus MA 26500 - Linear Algebra STAT 34500 - Statistics Choose one course from the list below: CS 30303 - Internship In Computer Science CS 40300 - Undergraduate Research In Computer Science CS 42000 - Senior Design Project Other Required Courses (36 Credits) Electives (28-30 Credits) If a student chooses to take a Math, CS, or Stat course, beyond those required, as an elective then the student must choose from the following list: MA 26400 , MA 20600 , or other MA, STAT, or CS courses at the 30000-level or above Science with Lab (3-4 Credits) Natural Science Elective (3-4 Credits) Civics Literacy Proficiency The Civics Literacy Proficiency activities are designed to develop civic knowledge of Purdue Northwest students in an effort to graduate a more informed citizenry. Students will complete the Proficiency by passing a test of civic knowledge, and completing one of three paths: Attending six approved civics-related events and completing an assessment for each; or Completing 12 podcasts created by the Purdue Center for C-SPAN Scholarship and Engagement that use C-SPAN material and completing an assessment for each; or Earning a passing grade for one of the approved courses (or transferring in approved AP or departmental credit in lieu of taking a course) For more information visit the Civics Literacy Proficiency website. Total 120 Credits Required Degree Map Requirements Minimum Grade and Grade Point Average (GPA): Minimum grade of C required for all Major Core (including MA 16300 and CS 12300) courses (unless otherwise noted); 2.0 GPA Experiential Learning (EL): One EL course required. EL courses are noted by (e) next to the course title. General Education Core: General Education notations can be found within the course description. Please click on a course to see if it meets a Gen Ed requirement. Milestone Courses noted by (m) next to the course title have been identified as being critical to your success in this field of study. Please see the Additional Information and Guidelines section below for more information. Semester 1 (15-16 Credits) CS 10000 - An Introduction To Computer Science - Fall Only CS 12300 - Programming I: Java - On campus Fall Only, Online in Spring MA 16300 - Integrated Calculus Analysis Geometry I ENGL 10400 - English Composition I (See Note 1) Any Gen Ed Natural Science course with Lab Semester 2 (17 Credits) CS 12400 - Programming II: C++ - On campus Spring Only, Online in Fall MA 16400 - Integrated Calculus Analysis Geometry II ENGL 10500 - English Composition II (e) Any Gen Ed Humanities course Any Gen Ed Social Science course Semester 3 (16 Credits) CS 22300 - Computer Architecture And Assembly Language - Fall Only CS 27500 - Data Structures - Fall Only MA 26100 - Multivariate Calculus COM 11400 - Fundamentals Of Speech Communication Gen Ed Elective Semester 4 (15-16 Credits) CS 30200 - Operating Systems - Spring Only CS 30900 - Discrete Mathematical Structures - Spring Only MA 26500 - Linear Algebra Any Science course with Lab Free Elective (See Note 2) Semester 5 (12-13 Credits) CS 33200 - Algorithms - Fall Only CS 41000 - Automata And Computability - Fall Only Any Natural Science course Free Elective (See Note 2) Semester 6 (15 Credits) CS 41600 - Software Engineering - Spring Only CS 31600 - Programming Languages - Spring Only STAT 34500 - Statistics - Spring Only Free Electives (See Note 2) Semester 7 (15 Credits) CS 44200 - Database Systems - Fall Only CS 45500 - Interactive Computer Graphics - Fall Only Free Electives (See Note 2) Semester 8 (12-15 Credits) CS 40400 - Distributed Systems - Spring Only Choose one: CS 30303 , CS 40300 , CS 42000 (e) (See Note 3) Free Electives (See Note 2) Additional Information and Guidelines Note 1: Students who take ENGL 10800 instead of ENGL 10400 must complete General Education requirement with a Gen Ed approved writing intensive English course. Note 2: If a MA, STAT or CS course is taken as an elective, it must be MA 26400 or CS 20600 or a MA, STAT, or CS course at the 30000-level or above. Note 3: Senior Design Project, CS 42000 (or equivalent course), may be taken in either Semester 7 or Semester 8. Resources The 8 semester plan of study is a recommended sequence of classes designed to show how this program can be completed within four years. Visit the 15 to Finish website for information and resources. For career information, click here to visit the Careers and Employment Trends page. For Financial Aid eligibility, click here. Annual FAFSA filing deadline is March 10. Financial Aid recipients are required to complete 30 credits per calendar year to stay eligible for the standard financial aid award. Financial Guarantee: If you follow the degree map and find a course unavailable, you may be able to take the course for free in a future semester. Certain exclusions apply. 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