Computer Science/Mathematics Program Learning Outcomes

A student who graduates with a major in Computer Science/Mathematics should possess:

A mathematical foundation that underpins all scientific endeavors and especially the discipline of computer science. This foundation is sufficient for graduate work in computer science but not in mathematics.
A working knowledge of programming paradigms and software design principles, and programming languages that are used to implement them.
Knowledge of fundamental structures in computer science such as computer architecture/organization, operating systems, and computer networks.

A student who graduates with a major in Computer Science/Mathematics should be able to: