Computer Science courses may not be used to satisfy the College's laboratory science sequence requirement.  However, for non-CSC majors, either of the courses CSC 200A or CSC 201J may be used as a Division II Distribution elective.   The course CSC 200A may also be used to satisfy the College's Computer Literacy Competency-Based Skills Core requirement. 

    Many Computer Science courses have scheduled and supervised laboratory sessions in addition to the three hours per week in scheduled lectures.  Even those courses without formally scheduled laboratory sessions may require the completion of assignments in one of the Department's computer laboratories.  In the latter case, students will arrange this laboratory time to fit their individual schedules. 

    All but one of the former CSC courses with numbers below 200 were relabeled with the prefix ITC ("Information Technology") and are found in a separate list.   These are are service courses, and may not be used as part of the Computer and Information Studies Major or Minor.   The course CSC184 also may not be used as part of the Computer Science major or minor.

    Courses marked (*) in the list below are required in the Computer and Information Studies major.  One of the following courses dealing with a high-level programming language other than the one used in the CSC 201J-202J sequence must be taken: CSC 245A, CSC 273, CSC 311 or CSC 312A.  In addition, one of seven possible two-course options (see the Computer and Information Studies Major description) and two CSC electives must be chosen. 
    For a summary of prerequisites and possible course sequences, see the Course Sequence Diagram. 
    For several of the following courses, the current implementation language(s) used in the course are indicated in (italics) after the course title.

    Effective as of September 2002, the former sequence CSC 201-202 was renumbered CSC 201J-202J and now includes regularly scheduled twice-weekly laboratory sessions.   As of January 2003, several other CSC courses in the following list were retitled and/or renumbered, and several have had the credits increased because of the addition of scheduled laboratories.   In September 2003 a new required course, CSC 215 (Survey of Computer Science II) was added to the curriculum.   (Note: For the Fall 2003 semester only, this course was offered under a different number: CSC 430 Topics in Computer Science.)   All of these changes are summarized in the table at the bottom of this page. In the main list, all courses are designated by their current numbers.
    * Courses marked with an asterisk in the following list are required in the Computer and Information Studies major.

Computer Studies Minor • Courses • Course Sequence Diagram • Computer Laboratories 

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