The Minor in Computer Science at AUD is a open to students majoring in any field except Computer Engineering.
The minor in Computer Science is open to all students, except those majoring in Computer Engineering. This minor allows students to enhance their knowledge in Computer Science and Engineering to meet the multidisciplinary needs of modern technology. Students wishing to pursue the minor are responsible for completing all course prerequisites or establishing prerequisite equivalency. In addition to university-wide requirements, up to 6 credits counting towards the Arts & Sciences Core, General Electives, and/ or Mathematics and Natural Sciences can be counted toward this minor. A course may not be used to fulfill the requirements of more than one minor.
To complete the Minor in Computer Science, students must earn a minimum of 15 credit hours chosen from following list of courses:
Requirements |
|
Credit Hours |
EECE 345 |
Computer Architecture w/lab |
3 |
EECE 350 |
Data Structure and Algorithms |
3 |
EECE 355 |
Software Engineering |
3 |
EECE 360 |
Computer Networks |
3 |
EECE 440 |
Embedded System Design, w/lab |
3 |
EECE 450 |
Operating Systems |
3 |
EECE 452 |
Relational Databases |
3 |
EECE 455 |
Digital Image Processing |
3 |
EECE 457 |
Mobile Applications |
3 |
EECE 460 |
Routing and Switching |
3 |
EECE 462 |
Data and Network Security |
3 |
EECE 250 |
Discreet Mathematics |
3 |
Total Minor Requirements |
|
15 |
Students are responsible for completing all course prerequisites. In addition to university-wide requirements, only courses counting toward the General Electives can also be counted toward this minor. A course may not be used to fulfill the requirements of more than one minor.
FLUID MECHANICS LABORATORY
Equipped to perform and demonstrate a number of experiments that provide undergraduate students with the practical applications of fluid mechanics, facilities include:
MATERIALS/STRUCTURES LABORATORY
Equipped with testing apparatus chosen to demonstrate wide variety of experiments in materials engineering as well as structural theory, facilities include:
GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY
Occupies more than 200 square meters of lab space and houses multiple sets for soil classification and testing, including:
CIRCUITS, ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS AND ROBOTICS LABS
ENTERPRISE COMPUTING LAB
Dedicated general purpose computer labs, each equipped with:
All applying students must have:
Students should consult with the Admissions Office for further details at admissions@aud.edu.