University of Hartford Computer Science Program The purpose of this slide set is to provide an overview of the Computer Science Program at the University.

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University of Hartford Computer Science Program The purpose of this slide set is to provide an overview of the Computer Science Program at the University of Hartford. For more information visit us at

Overview  Computer Science Program  illustration of all Computer Science courses offered and their prerequisites  Suggested course sequence for a BS Degree  a sample four year schedule for a student aiming for a BS degree in Computer Science  Selecting elective courses based on career objectives

Computer Science Program The following slide contains a diagram of all Computer Science courses offered at the University of Hartford.

CS 114 Programming I CS 115 Programming II CS 220 Data Structures CS 211 Architecture & Assembly Language CS 451 Operating Systems CS 320 Programming Languages CS 360 Software Development Required BA & BS CS 340 Formal Languages & Automata Requires M 221 Required BS Computer Science Program University of Hartford Electives CS 355 Computer Networks CS 351 Artificial Intelligence CS x9x Special Topics in CS CS 362 UNIX Internals CS 375 Internet Prog. CS 365 Database Systems CS 371 Computer Graphics CS 330/331 Studies in CS Requires M 221

Suggested course sequence for a BS Degree The following slides contain a schedule of courses for a BS degree in Computer Science. Faculty advisors use this schedule as a starting point to craft a unique program for each student.

Suggested Course Sequence Bachelor of Science in Computer Science  Fall  AUC Western Heritage  Reading & Writing I  Calculus I  Computer Programming I  Freshman Dialog  Spring  AUC Arts  Reading & Writing II  Calculus II  Computer Programming II Freshman Year Credits = 29 Sample Only

Suggested Course Sequence Bachelor of Science in Computer Science  Fall  Discrete Math I  Architecture & Assembly Language  Philosophy  Digital Electronics  Digital Electronics Lab  Spring  Communications  AUC Culture  Data Structures  Data Analysis  Lab Science (1 of 3) Sophomore Year Credits = 32 Sample Only

Suggested Course Sequence Bachelor of Science in Computer Science  Fall  CS Elective (1 of 3)  Formal Languages & Automata  Lab Science (2 of 3)  English 140 or Foreign Language  History  Spring  Linear Algebra  Lab Science (3 of 3)  Programming Languages  Software Development  Politics Credits = 32 Sample OnlyJunior Year

Suggested Course Sequence Bachelor of Science in Computer Science  Fall  CS Elective (2 of 3)  CS Elective (3 of 3)  AUC Social Context  General Elective  Spring  CS or Math Elective  Operating Systems  Social Science Elective  General Elective Credits = Sample OnlySenior Year

Selecting elective courses based on career objectives Choosing electives from the many course offerings at the University of Hartford is complex and unique to each student. To illustrate choices within the Computer Science program only, the following slides show possible CS electives for 3 career goals:  Game Developer (graphics intensive programming)  Systems Architect (high level planner)  Application Developer (business computer programmer

Game Developer (graphics intensive programming) CS 114 Programming I CS 115 Programming II CS 220 Data Structures CS 211 Architecture & Assembly Language CS 451 Operating Systems CS 320 Programming Languages CS 360 Software Development Required BA & BS CS 340 Formal Languages & Automata Requires M 221 Required BS Electives CS 355 Computer Networks CS 351 Artificial Intelligence CS 371 Computer Graphics

Systems Architect (high level planner) CS 114 Programming I CS 115 Programming II CS 220 Data Structures CS 211 Architecture & Assembly Language CS 451 Operating Systems CS 320 Programming Languages CS 360 Software Development Required BA & BS CS 340 Formal Languages & Automata Requires M 221 Required BS Electives CS 355 Computer Networks CS 375 Internet Prog. CS 365 Database Systems

Application Developer (business computer programmer) CS 114 Programming I CS 115 Programming II CS 220 Data Structures CS 211 Architecture & Assembly Language CS 451 Operating Systems CS 320 Programming Languages CS 360 Software Development Required BA & BS CS 340 Formal Languages & Automata Requires M 221 Required BS Electives CS x9x Special Topics in CS CS 375 Internet Prog. CS 365 Database Systems