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Transfer
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THE COMPUTER SCIENCE TRANSFER PROGRAM
A.S. DEGREE
This program is designed for students who wish to transfer to a four-year program in Computer Science or related areas, such as Management Information Systems or Systems Analysis. The program contains the essential coursework that a student would expect to receive in many such programs, including courses in Computer Science and Mathematics, as well as general education courses that would be available at other schools. Only the Major classes are shown below. For complete course requirements see your counselor or the Chairman of the Computer Science Department.
Career Studies (Major)
| COMP 126 |
Computer Fundamentals |
| COMP 132 |
Structured Programming (C++) |
| COMP 135 |
Computer Architecture (Assembly Lang) |
| COMP 225 |
Operating Systems |
| COMP 228 |
Data Structures |
| COMP 233 |
Object Oriented Programming (C++) |
| COMP 245 |
Internet Programming (JAVA) |
| MATH 171 |
Calculus I |
| MATH 172 |
Calculus II |
Recommended Course Sequence (64 CR)
Semester 1
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Semester 2
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| COMP 126 |
3 CR
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COMP 135 |
4 CR |
| COMP 132 |
4 CR |
MATH 172 |
4 CR |
| MATH 171 |
4 CR |
ENGL 122 |
3 CR |
| ENGL 121 |
3 CR |
Humanities |
3 CR |
| Soc. Sciences |
3 CR |
Gen'l Education |
3 CR |
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17
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17
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Semester 3
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Semester 4
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| COMP 225 |
4 CR |
COMP 228 |
3 CR |
| COMP 233 |
4 CR |
COMP 245 |
4 CR |
| MATH 273 |
4 CR |
Gen'l Education |
3 CR |
| PHYS 121 |
4 CR |
PHYS 122 |
4 CR |
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16 |
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14
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Academic Violation
The Computer Science student has an obligation to exhibit honesty and high ethical standards in taking course tests and in completing course assignments.
The instructor of a Computer Science course has the authority to give a grade of 'F' in the course for the following reasons:
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If the instructor determines that a student submits the work of another person in a manner that represents the work as one's own.
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If a student knowingly permits his or her work to be submitted by another person without the instructor's authorization.
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If a student copies unauthorized information and uses it as one's own.
The Computer Science department adheres to the statements in the Answers Student Handbook regarding Brookdale's Academic Integrity Code, Student Conduct Code, and Student Grade Appeal Process.
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