Duke University

Duke University

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science in Computer and Information Systems is offered by Duke University.

Description

The Department of Computer Science at Duke University is an internationally-recognized leader in research and education. Undergraduate students at Duke take classes with renowned faculty, are involved in cutting-edge research, and build a strong foundation for future study or work in a wide variety of fields.

Computer science is an intellectually rich and rapidly growing field that has had a profound effect on our society and everyday lives. Today, this field continues to expand in scope and depth and will remain an exciting place to work and learn in coming years.

CS majors are in high demand for well-paying jobs in technology, science, business, healthcare, and other sectors.

Requirements

Beginning with the class that matriculates at Duke in 2012 the requirements below define the BS degree. The classes of 2013, 2014, and 2015 can use either these new requirements or the previous requirements which can be found here.

Prerequisites:
  • COMPSCI 101L (06L) * Introduction to Computer Science
  • MATH 111L (31) * Introductory Calculus I
  • MATH 112L (32) * Introductory Calculus II
Requirements:
  • COMPSCI 201 (100) Data Structures and Algorithms
  • COMPSCI 230 (102) Discrete Math for Computer Science
  • COMPSCI 250 (104) Computer Organization and Programming
  • COMPSCI 310 (110) Introduction to Operating Systems
  • COMPSCI 330 (130) Introduction to the Design & Analysis of Algorithms
  • MATH/STA Two courses: one a statistics course at or above Statistics 111 (103), this includes the cross-listed Math 230 (135). The other course is one of either Math 202 (102), 216 (107) or 221 (104).
Five Electives Three computer science electives that are not independent study courses. Two electives from computer science (independent study possible), math, statistics, or a related area approved by the director of undergraduate studies. Electives must be 200-level or above.

*Or equivalent
Note: Pre-fall 2012 course numbers are shown in parenthesis.



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