II. Student Support

Standard II-1. Courses must be offered with sufficient frequency for students to complete the program in a timely manner.

A. Frequency of Course Offerings. (Computer Science Area of Specialization)

1. List below the course numbers, titles, and credit hours of courses required for the major which are offered less frequently than once per year. Explain how it is determined when they will be offered, e. g., rotation, odd-numbered years, or whatever.
2. List below the course numbers, titles, and credit hours of courses allowed for the major but not required (i. e., either free electives or lists of courses from which students must choose a certain number), and explain how it is determined when they will be offered.
   • CNS 3300 Discrete Structures II
   • CNS 3330 Windows Programming
   • CNS 3370 Advanced C++ Programming
   • CNS 4230 Software Testing and Quality Assurance
   • CNS 4400 Software Analysis & Design
   • CNS 4410 Human Factors in Software Engineering
   • Math 2270 Linear Algebra
   • Math 2280 Ordinary Differential Equations
   • Math 2290 Partial Differential Equations

The CNS courses are offered once each year, alternating between being taught in the daytime or at night. The Math courses are scheduled by the Mathematics Department.

A. Frequency of Course Offerings (Software Engineering Area of Specialization)

1. List below the course numbers, titles, and credit hours of courses required for the major that are offered less frequently than once per year. Explain how it is determined when they will be offered, e.g., rotation, odd-numbered years, or whatever.
2. List below the course numbers, titles, and credit hours of courses allowed for the major but not required (i.e., either free electives or lists of courses from which students must choose a certain number), and explain how it is determined when they will be offered.
   • CNS 3670 Network Programming
   • CNS 4260 Digital System Simulation
   • CNS 439R Advanced Current Topics in Computer Science
   • CNS 4470 Artificial Intelligence
   • CNS 481R Internship Work Experience
   • CNS 489R Undergraduate Research Project
   • ACC 3000 Financial/Managerial/Cost Accounting Concepts
   • ISYS 4420 Adv internet Application Development
   • LEGL 3020 Legal Aspects in the Information Age
   • Math 2210 Calculus III
   • Math 2270 Linear Algebra
   • Math 2280 Ordinary Differential Equations
   • MGMT 3440 Managing Organizations

The CNS courses are offered once each year, alternating between being taught in the daytime or at night. The courses from other departments are scheduled by those departments.

Standard II-2. Computer science courses must be structured to ensure effective interaction between faculty/teaching assistants and students in lower division courses and between faculty and students in upper division courses.