Notes: All computer science courses are taught at the Purdue Northwest Hammond Campus. Other required courses may be taken at either the Hammond or Westville Campus of Purdue Northwest.
The following courses will allow the student to meet the Purdue Northwest residency requirement of 32 credits being taken at Purdue Northwest at the 30000-40000 level and the Experiential Learning requirement of ENGL 10500 and CS 42000, as well as the general requirements of the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science.
Only two of the seven computer science (CS) courses are offered each semester: CS 31600, CS 33200, CS 40400, CS 41000, CS 41600, CS 45500, and CS 44200.
Ivy Tech Community College - Associate of Computer Science TSAP (60 Credits)
__ (3) CSCI 101 Computer Science I
__ (3) CSCI 102 Computer Science II
__ (3) CSCI 105 Discrete Logic for Computers
__ (3) CSCI 202 Computer Science III
__ (3) CSCI 210 Database Systems
__ (4) ITSP 135 Hardware/Software Support
__ (3) NETI 100 network Communications
__ (3) SDEV 153 Website Development
__ (3) SDEV 200 Software Development Using Java
__ (3) SDEV 210 Software Development Using Visual Basic in the .NET Framework
__ (3) SDEV 220 Software Development Using Python
__ (3) SDEV 240 Software Development Using C#
Purdue University Northwest - Program Major Courses (60 credits)
__ (3) ENGL 10500 English Composition II
__ (4) MA 26100 Multivariate Calculus
__ (3) MA 26500 Linear Algebra
__ (3) STAT 34500 Statistics
__ (3-4) SCI course
__ (1-2) Elective
__ (3) CS 12300 Programming I: Java
__ (3) CS 12400 Programming II: C++
__ (3) CS 22300 Computer Architecture & Assembly Language
__ (3) CS 27500 Data Structures
__ (3) CS 30200 Operating Systems
__ (3) CS 30900 Discrete Mathematical Structures
__ (3) CS 31600 Programming Languages
__ (3) CS 33200 Algorithms
__ (3) CS 40400 Distributed Systems
__ (3) CS 41000 Automata and Computability
__ (3) CS 41600 Software Engineering
__ (3) CS 45500 Computer Graphics
__ (3) CS 42000 Senior Design
__ (3) CS 44200 Database Systems
*Degree program completion requires 120 credit hours for a bachelor degree.
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