The computer science minor is open to all rutgers newark undergraduates except for majors in computer science. A total of 18 credits are required for the computer science minor. Cs minors cannot take graduate classes unless they have completed all the requirements of the minor. Requirements to register for cs graduate classes is available on the cs honors page. Students majoring in another discipline may obtain a minor in computer science by completing the following courses with a grade of c or better:
Explore a breadth of new knowledge across departments at rutgers to meet sas core curriculum learning goals; And survey broader academic interests through elective courses as you work to attain the required 120 degree credits for graduation. Soe students who want to pursue a minor should have at least the following 3 courses completed by the summer of junior year: Seniors asking to extend graduation by one semester (max) to complete a minor must meet these same requirements by the end of the summer of senior year. Rutgers, the state university of new jersey. Department of computer science. Department of computer science. Course registration and special permission; A total of 18 credits is required for the computer science minor. The following courses are required: Here is a prerequisite flow diagram for the courses in the computer science minor. One stop student services center. A total of 19 credits is required for the computer science minor. The following courses are required: © 2012 rutgers, the state university of new jersey.
Here is a prerequisite flow diagram for the courses in the computer science minor. One stop student services center. A total of 19 credits is required for the computer science minor. The following courses are required: © 2012 rutgers, the state university of new jersey. The sas office of advising and academic services assists students with all of their academic needs, from the moment they decide to attend rutgers all the way th
The sas office of advising and academic services assists students with all of their academic needs, from the moment they decide to attend rutgers all the way th
