Any undergraduate student
currently enrolled in a University of Colorado Denver degree program with
a major other than Computer Science and Engineering may earn a minor in
Computer Science. This includes
students from the College of Engineering and Applied Science, the College
of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the Business School,
and the College of Arts & Media.
The student must complete
the following classes with a grade of C- or better.
| Calculus and Analytical Geometry I |
(MATH 1401) |
4 credits |
| Calculus and Analytical Geometry II |
(MATH 2411) |
4 credits |
| Fundamentals of Computing |
(CSCI 1410) |
3 credits |
| Fundamentals of Computing Laboratory |
(CSCI 1411) |
1 credit |
| Intermediate Programming |
(CSCI 2312) |
3 credits |
| Data Structures and Program Design |
(CSCI 2421) |
3 credits |
| Discrete Structures |
(CSCI 2511) |
3 credits |
The student must complete
(with a C- or better) three additional Computer Science and Engineering
courses at the 3000-level or higher with the approval of a Computer
Science and Engineering faculty member.
Note: Some courses at the 3000-level and above
require additional prerequisites. A
student must fulfill all prerequisites for the courses he/she selects. Please see the catalog for prerequisite
information for each course.
All Computer Science and
Engineering courses 3000 and above must be taken at the University of
Colorado Denver.
The student must file a
Minor Declaration Form with a Computer Science and Engineering faculty
member or with the Engineering Student Services Center in NC-2605.
At the time of graduation,
the student must have a University of Colorado Denver cumulative GPA of
2.0 or better and must have a 2.0 GPA or better for the eight classes
taken for the minor.
For
more information or an advising appointment, contact the Department of Computer
Science and Engineering at 303-315-1408 or visit the Lawrence Street Center (1380 Lawrence Street), suite 800.