New Academic Choices
New Academic Choices is a modular degree structure that allows students to combine various subjects with a flexibility that was simply not available in the past. Modules may be combined into three different degrees: the Honors Bachelor Degree (Four Year), the Bachelor Degree (Four year), and the Bachelor Degree (Three Year). Rules governing eligibility requirements and progression requirements for modules, acceptable combinations of modules, and the designation of degrees as Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts are in New Academic Choices: Academic Calendar 2004.
The modules available from the Department of Computer Science are:
- Honors Specialization in Information Systems
- Honors Specialization in Computer Science
- Specialization in Computer Science
- Major in Computer Science
- Minor in Computer Science
- Minor in Software Engineering
- Minor in Applications of Computer Science
- Minor in Computer Algebra
- Minor in Game Development
- Minor in Theoretical Computer Science
- Honors Specialization in Bioinformatics (Computer Science Concentration)
- Honors Specialization in Bioinformatics (Biochemistry Concentration)
- Combined Honors BSc Computer Science/JD [ Law web-page ]
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