Computer Science, Business Applications Concentration (Business Administration Minor), B.S.

Department of Computer Science
615-898-2397
Chrisila Pettey, program coordinator
Chrisila.Pettey@mtsu.edu

A major in Computer Science consists of 41 hours of General Education  requirements, 44 hours of Computer Science requirements, and 35 hours of supporting and elective courses. Specifically a major must have

1. a core of CSCI 1010 , 
   CSCI 1170
    , 
   CSCI 2170
    , 
   CSCI 3080
    , 
   CSCI 3110
    , 
   CSCI 3130
    , CSCI 3240 , and 
   CSCI 4700
    ;
2. a mathematics core of 
   MATH 1910
    , 
   MATH 1920
    , and 
   MATH 2050
    ;
3. additional math courses (3 hours) that can be counted toward a math major;
4. COMM 2200
    ;
5. PHIL 3170
    ;          
6. additional courses as described below.

A maximum of 3 hours in the major may come from, CSCI 4280 , CSCI 4600 , and CSCI 4910 . Credit in secondary computer languages toward the major is limited to 3 hours. In order to take any computer science course having a prerequisite, the student must have earned a grade of C (2.00) or higher in the prerequisite. Each course counted toward the 44 credit hours of required Computer Science courses must be completed with a grade of C (2.00) or higher.

 CSCI 1150  is considered a service course and does not count toward a major or minor.

The Business Applications concentration with a minor in Business Administration requires the following in addition to the core requirements:

1. CSCI 4410
     and 
   CSCI 4560
    ;
2. 12 hours of computer science electives, at least 9 of which are upper division;
3. a minor in Business Administration which requires INFS 2200  or INFS 3100 ; ACTG 3000  (or ACTG 2110  and 
   ACTG 2120
    );
   FIN 3000
     or FIN 3010 ;
   BLAW 3400
     or BLAW 3430 ;
   MGMT 3610
    ; and
   MKT 3820
    .

NOTE: The Computer Science Department has a full-time academic advisor. Additionally, all Computer Science majors are assigned a faculty mentor. The student is responsible for seeking the assistance of the advisor. This catalog is not intended  to provide the detail necessary for self-advising.