Major in Computing Science and Mathematics [Augustana]

Please Note [April 30, 2024] - ADDENDUM. A new course AUCSC 325 has been added to the Computing Science Stream. See Amendments to the Calendar for further information.

Requirements

AUCSC 111 - Introduction to Computational Thinking and Problem Solving
AUCSC 112 - Data Structures and Algorithms
AUCSC 250 - Computer Organization and Architecture I
AUCSC 310 - Algorithm Design and Analysis
AUMAT 116 - Calculus Concepts and Modelling
AUMAT 120 - Linear Algebra I
AUMAT 216 - Intermediate Calculus
AUMAT 240 - Introduction to Computational Methods
AUMAT 250 - Discrete Mathematics
AUSCI 330 - History and Theory of Computing
AUSCI 430 - Ethical Issues in Computing and Mathematics
AUSTA 215 - Statistical Methods for the Natural Sciences

Additional Requirements

3 units in AUBIO, AUCHE, AUENV, or AUPHY at the 100-level.
9 units in Fine Arts and Humanities, with at least 3 credits in each.
6 units in Social Sciences.

Computing Science Stream

Students in the Computing Science stream must also complete the following:

AUCSC 220 - Software Engineering I
AUCSC 370 - Programming Languages

18 units from

AUCSC 204 - Computing Technology in Modern Society
AUCSC 218 - Web Design, Development and Scripting
AUCSC 320 - Software Engineering II
AUCSC 325
AUCSC 330 - Database Management Systems I
AUCSC 395 - Directed Study I
AUCSC 401 - Professional Practicum I
AUCSC 402 - Professional Practicum II
AUCSC 450 - Parallel and Distributed Computing
AUCSC 455 - Networks and Security
AUCSC 460 - Artificial Intelligence
AUCSC 480 - Operating Systems Concepts
AUCSC 495 - Directed Study II

Computational and Applied Mathematics stream

Students in the Computational and Applied Mathematics stream must also complete the following:

AUMAT 332 - Dynamical Systems

9 units from

AUMAT 320 - Numerical Linear Algebra
AUMAT 328 - Cryptography
AUMAT 350 - Optimization
AUMAT 353 - Applied Probability