An
academic minor in Computer Science is not open to students with a concentration
in Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Students wishing
to pursue an academic minor in Computer Science should meet with the program
advisor for the LSA Computer Science concentration. Information about scheduling
advising appointments is available from the EECS Undergraduate Advising Office.
Prerequisites
to the Academic Minor: MATH 115, and prior programming experience: EECS 183,
ENGR 101, or their equivalent.
You
must satisfy the prerequisites before declaring. The best time to declare is
during or after the academic term you take your first core course (EECS 203 or
280). Note that you will need to declare before you will be allowed to enroll
in any of the electives.
Academic
Minor Program: 16 credits of courses as follows:
Three Core Courses (4 credits each):
EECS 203: Discrete Mathematics
EECS
280: Programming and Introductory Data Structures
EECS 281: Data Structures
and Algorithms
EECS 281 has both EECS 203 and 280 as prerequisites. All of the electives
have EECS 281 as a prerequisite. Thus, completing the academic minor requies
a minimum of three academic terms.
Electives: At least one 4-credit elective selected from EECS 482, 483, 484,
487, 490, 492, and 493.
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