Minor in Computer Science

Program Overview

The Computer Science Minor is a cross-college minor available to all UVM students.

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Curriculum

Interest Areas:

Any courses with "X"s are student choices and must first be approved by a Computer Science advisor.

Database Systems:

• CS 1200 — Computer Programming I
• CS 1640 — Discrete Structures
• CS 2100 — Intermediate Programming
• CS 2240 — Data Structures & Algorithms
• CS 2480 — Database Design for the Web
• CS 3040 — Database Systems

Mathematical Aspects of Computer Science:

• CS 1200 — Computer Programming I
• CS 1640 — Discrete Structures
• CS 2100 — Intermediate Programming
• CS 2240 — Data Structures & Algorithms
• CS 2250 — Computability and Complexity
• CS 3240 — Algorithm Design & Analysis
  or CS 3430 — Theory of Computation
  or CS 3660 — Network Security & Cryptography

Computer Engineering:

• CS 1200 — Computer Programming I
• CS 1640 — Discrete Structures
• CS 2100 — Intermediate Programming
• CS 2210 — Computer Organization
• CS 2240 — Data Structures & Algorithms
• CS 3010 — Operating Systems
  or CS 3220 — Computer Architecture

Web Development:

• CS 1080 — Intro to Web Site Development
• CS 1200 — Computer Programming I
• CS 2100 — Intermediate Programming
• CS 2480 — Database Design for the Web
• Any CS Course

Cybersecurity:

• CS 1080 — Intro to Web Site Development
• CS 1200 — Computer Programming I
• CS 2660 — Cybersecurity Principles
• Any CS Course
• Any CS Course 2000 & above

Software Development:

CS 1200 — Computer Programming I

CS 1640 — Discrete Structures

CS 2100 — Intermediate Programming

CS 2300 — Advanced Programming

CS 2240 — Data Structures & Algorithms

CS 3050 — Software Engineering

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This chart shows the prerequisites for Computer Science courses. 

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 If you have trouble understanding this chart or want more information, please speak directly with your advisor or CEMS Student Services.