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| Computer Science—Information Systems Emphasis
Associate in Science Degree This program is designed to satisfy the basic lower division requirements for Computer Science/Information Systems majors at senior institutions. This program is designed for those planning to enter a career such as computer information systems director. The Information Systems program focuses on solving business problems through the use of computer technology and information management methods. This program will develop in students an understanding of both the organizational context of the problem and the technologies, methodologies, and tools available in a variety of business applications. Students are urged to first consult with an academic adviser and to continue to review their course selections and transfer plans with an adviser. | |
| Suggested Course Sequence | |
| First semester: |
*COSC 1513, ACCT 1514, *ECON 1553, *ENGL 1613, *Laboratory Science course. |
| Second semester: |
*COSC 1613, *ACCT 1523, *ECON 1563, *ENGL 1623, *MATH 1853. |
| Third semester: |
*COSC 1623, *COSC 2504, *BSNS 2514, *SPCH 1553, *Humanities course. |
| Fourth semester: |
*Humanities course, *Laboratory Science course, *Mathematics course, *Social and Behavioral Science course.. |
| Computer Science-Information Systems Emphasis Major - 27 credit hours | |
| Complete all four subrequirements: | |
| 1. Accounting - 7 credit hours | |
| ACCT 1514 | Financial Accounting |
| *ACCT 1523 | Managerial Accounting |
| 2. Business - 4 credit hours | |
| *BSNS 2514 | Business Statistics |
| 3. Computer Science - 13 credit hours | |
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*COSC 1513 |
Introduction to Information Processing |
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*COSC 1613 |
Computer Science I |
| *COSC 1623 | Computer Science II |
| *COSC 2504 | Microprocessor Fundamentals |
| 4. Mathematics - 3 credit hours | |
| *MATH 1853 | Discrete Structures |
| Laboratory Science General Education - 8 credit hours | |
| CHOOSE TWO IAI courses, one from the life sciences and one from the physical sciences. | |
| Communications General Education - 9 credit hours | |
| A minimum grade of C is required in *ENGL 1613 and *ENGL 1623. | |
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*ENGL 1613 |
English I |
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*ENGL 1623 |
English II |
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*SPCH 1553 |
Introductory Speech |
| Mathematics General Education - 3 credit hours | |
| CHOOSE ONE course from the following: | |
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*MATH 1713 |
Finite Mathematics |
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*MATH 1774 |
Statistics |
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*MATH 1833 |
Calculus for Business and Social Sciences |
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*MATH 1853 |
Discrete Structures |
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*MATH 1904 |
Core Competencies in Mathematics |
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*MATH 2515 |
Calculus and Analytic Geometry I |
| Humanities General Education - 9 credit hours | |
| CHOOSE THREE IAI humanities courses, with at least one course from general humanities and at least one course from the fine arts or interdisciplinary category. | |
| Social and Behavioral Science General Education - 9 credit hours | |
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*ECON 1553 |
Principles of Macroeconomics |
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*ECON 1563 |
Principles of Microeconomics |
| In addition, CHOOSE ONE course (3 credit hours) from the IAI social and behavioral science category. | |
| Minimum Credit Hours Required For Completion - 65 | |
| *Course has prerequisite. | |
| Additional Program Information | |
| Among required courses in this curriculum, four courses (*COSC 1613, *COSC 1623, *COSC 2504, and *MATH 1853) are pending approval as Illinois Articulation Initiative Major-Specific courses for computer science majors. Visit www.itransfer.org or a KCC academic adviser for more information. | |