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    Nov 24, 2024  
American University Catalog 2018-2019 
    
American University Catalog 2018-2019 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Computer Science (BS)


Admission to the Program


Formal admission to the major requires a cumulative grade point average of 2.00 (on a 4.00 scale) and departmental approval.

University Requirements


AU Core Requirements


For additional information, see AU Core Curriculum .

Major Requirements


  • 55 credit hours with grades of C or better

Course Requirements


Related (11 credit hours)


Statistics


Complete 4 credit hours from the following:

Calculus


Complete 4 credit hours from the following:

Discrete Structures or Calculus


Complete 3-4 credit hours from the following:

Concentration (12 credit hours)


Complete 12 credit hours in a concentration, selected from the following or with approval of their academic advisor and the department students may design an individual sequence of courses. Examples of individually-designed concentrations include but are not limited to game programming, computer forensics, international services, neural sciences, physics, mathematics, economics, government computing, environmental studies, computer graphics design, bioinformatics, multimedia computing, or technical writing.

Computer Science


Note: No more than 3 credit hours of internship, independent study, or independent reading may be used to fulfill this requirement.

  • 12 additional credit hours in CSC-XXX at or above 300-level with approval of academic advisor

Combined Computer Science (BS) and Computer Science (MS)


American University offers students the opportunity to earn both undergraduate and graduate degrees through its combined bachelor’s/master’s programs. For more information, see Admission to a Combined Bachelor’s / Master’s Program  and Combined Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees  of this catalog.

In addition to meeting the minimum university requirements for combined bachelor’s/master’s programs: