Computer Science Education Minor | Department of Education | The University of Vermont(title)

Gain a deep understanding of computational thinking and its role in transforming education as you learn ways to integrate computer science into professional practice.

Boost Your Career Prospects

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Computing represents two-thirds of projected new STEM jobs in the U.S. However, less than 3% of college students earn a computer science degree, and only 8% of STEM graduates major in computer science. 

Interdisciplinary Innovation

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A collaborative alliance between the Department of Computer Science and the Department of Education provides innovative programming, teaching and research.

Coursework (19 Credits)

  • CS 1080: Intro to Web Site Development (3 credits)
  • CS 1210: Computer Programming (3 credits)
  • CS 1870: Introduction to Data Science (3 credits)
  • CS 2100: Intermediate Programming  (4 credits)
  • CS 2210: Computer Organization (3 credits)
  • EDSC 3990: Special Topics: Teaching Computer Science in Secondary School (3 credits)

See Requirements in the UVM Catalogue

There are no prerequisites for the minor. As you might expect, Computer Science majors are not eligible for the minor.

Licensure Endorsement and Concentration

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Secondary Education majors seeking licensure in grades 7-12 can gain endorsement in Computer Science Education to go along with their primary licensure. 

The Secondary Education Program also offers a major concentration in Computer Science for students interested in computer science as their primary endorsement area for licensure.

Interested? Please Contact Us:

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