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BS Computer Science - Secondary Education Concentration
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| Computer Science
Requirements |
Credits |
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| CS1000: Explorations in
Computing |
1 |
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CS1121: Introduction to Computer Science I CS1122: Introduction to Computer Science II |
3 2 |
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CS1131: Computer Science I |
4 |
| CS1721: Object Oriented Design |
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| CS2141: Software
Development Using C/C++ |
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| CS2311: Discrete Structures | |
| CS2321: Data Structures |
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| CS3141: Team Software Project |
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| CS3311: Formal Models of Computation |
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| CS3421: Computer Organization |
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| CS4000: Senior Seminar |
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| CS4121: Programming Languages |
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| CS4321: Introduction to Algorithms |
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| CS4411: Introduction to Operating Systems |
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| CS4XXX: (May be satisfied by CS4099) |
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| CS4ZZZ:(May not be satisfied by CS4099) |
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Technical Electives (The Technical Electives plus the two CS4000 - level cs courses must total 12 credits.) |
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| Technical electives are courses (generally in computer science, mathematics, engineering, or business) oriented toward the design or use of computers. These must be approved by the student's advisor. | |
| Select any one of the following 3 SS courses: SS3510, SS3511 & or SS3801 | 3 |
| Lab. Science (Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Forestry, or Geology) | 8-10 |
| Computer Science Requirements Total: |
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| Education Requirements: | |
| ED3110:
Psychological Foundations of Education (*) |
3 |
| ED3210: Foundations in
Education (*) |
2 |
| ED3410: Clinical
Experience (*) |
1 |
| ED4700: Fundamentals of
Instruction (**) |
3 |
| CS4750 or ED4750: Teaching
Methods in Computer Science (**) |
3 |
| ED4910: Directed Teaching
(***) |
12 |
| In the three
blocks above labeled (*), (**), and (***) all courses in each block must be taken concurrently. |
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| ED3100: Instructional
Technology |
2 |
| ED4150 or HU4150:
Literarcy in the Content Areas |
4 |
| PSY2000: Principles of
Psychology |
3 |
| Note: For the Michigan Teaching Certification you must
also complete
a secondary teacher certification minor. Additional credit depend on the teaching minor chosen. |
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| Education Requirements Total: |
33 |
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Mathematics Requirements: |
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| MA 1135 or MA1160: Calculus for Life
Sciences or Calculus with Technology I |
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| MA2720: Statistical Methods |
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| Mathematics Subtotal: |
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| General Core | |
| UN1001: Perspectives on Inquiry |
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| UN1002: World Cultures |
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| UN2001: Revisions |
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| UN2002: Institutions |
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| General Education
Distribution: HU 3120: Technical and Scientific Writing One course from World Cultures (Satisfied by PSY2000) Two courses from Institutions (one may be ED 3110) One course from either World Cultures or Institutions |
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| Physical Education (PE, Certain FA,
Certain ROTC) 3 units |
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| General Education Subtotal: |
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Free Electives |
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| Free elective credits are usually fulfilled by the required Secondary Teaching Certification Minor credits. The amount will vary depending on the minor selected and minor credits being used in other areas of this degree audit. Selected Minor: You must complete a Teaching Certification Minor Audit form available through the Department of Cognitive and Learning Services. | |
Total credits needed for graduation Total Credits for this degree will vary based on the state of teaching certificaton minor selected. Mimimun credits required is 124. |
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* M- Passed with valid, transfer, or Adv. Placement credit. Registered in course; Plan to take in future, WVD-waived course or credit (does not reduce total degree credits required), SUB-Petitioned as substitute courses.
** CS4yyy may be satisfied by CS4099
*** CS4ZZZ may not be satisfied by CS4099
Note: The technical electives pluss the two 4000-level CS electives total 12 credits.
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