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Gateway Courses. Based on placement testing in reading, writing and math, these prerequisite courses may have to be taken before placement in College English or Mathematics beginning the first semester and concurrently. RSS 099 Basic Skills Reading 3 RSS 100 Critical Reading 3 ENG 099 Basic Skills Writing 3 ENG 100 Fundamentals of Writing 3 MAT 090 Mathematical Literacy 6 ESL 251 English for Academic Purpose 6 (Required for ESL students only.) Please note, taking gateway courses will increase your time for completion. First Semester Credits CIS 105 Introduction to Computers Computer Science and Information Technology • Computer Science A.S. (CISS) and Applications 3 CIS 119 College Survival Bootcamp 1 CIS 155 Introduction to Computer Science–Structured Programming–C++ 3 ENG 105 Research and Composition 3 MAT 191 Calculus and Analytic Geometry I 4 Second Semester CIS 225 Computer Organization and Architecture 3 CIS 250 Operating Systems 3 ENG 106 Introduction to Literature 3 MAT 196 Calculus and Analytic Geometry II 4 Electiveu Laboratory Science 4 Third Semester CIS 165 Data Structures–C++ 3.5 CIS 255 Database Environment 3.5 Elective+ Social Science 3 Electiveu Laboratory Science 4
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Gateway Courses. Based on placement testing in reading, writing and math, these prerequisite courses may have to be taken before placement in College English or Mathematics beginning the first semester and concurrently. RSS 099 Basic Skills Reading 3 RSS 100 Critical Reading 3 ENG 099 Basic Skills Writing 3 ENG 100 Fundamentals of Writing 3 MAT 090 Mathematical Literacy 6 ESL 251 English for Academic Purpose 6 (Required for ESL students only.) Please note, taking gateway courses will increase your time for completion. First Semester Credits Computer Science and Information Technology • Computer Science A.S. (CISS) CIS 105 Introduction to Computers and Applications 3 CIS 119 College Survival Bootcamp 1 CIS 155 Introduction to Computer Science–Structured Programming–C++ 3 ENG 105 Research and Composition 3 MAT 191 Calculus and Analytic Geometry I 4 Second Semester CIS 225 Computer Organization and Architecture 3 CIS 250 Operating Systems 3 ENG 106 Introduction to Literature 3 MAT 196 Calculus and Analytic Geometry II 4 Elective◆ Laboratory Science 4 Third Semester CIS 165 Data Structures–C++ 3.5 CIS 255 Database Environment 3.5 Elective+ Social Science 3 Elective◆ Laboratory Science 4 Fourth Semester MAT 150 Introduction to Probability and Statistics or BUS 150* Business Statistics 3–3.5 ENG 111 Speech 3 MAT 203 Discrete Mathematics 3 Elective🞏 Humanities 3 Elective+ Social Science 3 15–15.5 Credit Total 60 *Credit will not be given toward graduation requirements for both MAT 150 and BUS 150. +Social Science Electives must be chosen from the following list: ECO 201, ECO 202, PSC 141, PSY 140, PSY 145, PSY 240, PSY 242, SOC 150, SOC 151, SOC 258. ◆Laboratory Science Electives must be taken in course sequence (I and II) from the following list: (BIO 110 and BIO 111), or (BIO 163 and BIO 164), or (CHE 111 and CHE 112), or (PHY 201 and PHY 202), or (PHY 210 and PHY 215). 🞏Humanities Electives must be selected from the following list: ART 101, ENG 154, 201, 202, 205, 206, 210, 211, FRN 105, 106, GRM 105, 106, HIS 123, HIS 124, HIS 130, HIS 131, MUS 101, PHI 201, 205, SPN 105, 106.
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