Computer Science Minor

Minor Overview

Whether you're coding software or maintaining a large computer network, you'll often be the focus of attention, especially when issues arise. That's when the service leadership skills you develop at USF become invaluable. People will seek your assistance not only to resolve technical problems but also for support. Your compassion and patience can make a significant impact in these situations.

Courses

Students who meet the regular degree requirements for the University for a major in some other area may receive a minor in computer science by completing the following:

Required Minor Core Courses

Complete the following courses.

COM340

Algorithms

(3.0 s.h)

COM205

Intro to Computer Science I

(3.0 s.h)

COM206

Intro to Computer Science II

(3.0 s.h)

COM306

Logic and Discrete Mathematics

(3.0 s.h)

Colloquium

Complete two semesters of colloquium; one presentation required.

NSC300

Science Colloquium

(0.0 s.h)

Elective Courses

Complete 3 s.h. (not including COM104 or COM395).

COM340

Algorithms

(3.0 s.h)

COM320

Computer Architecture & Digital Logic

(4.0 s.h)

COM308

Introduction to Data Mining

(3.0 s.h)

COM305

Introduction to Machine Learning

(3.0 s.h)

COM303

Introduction to Networking

(3.0 s.h)

COM306

Logic and Discrete Mathematics

(3.0 s.h)
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