Department of Computer Science and Information Systems
Bradley University
Peoria, Illinois
In addition to meeting all the general requirements of
the Graduate School and of the Department as stated
above, candidates for the master's degree in
computer science must satisfy the following
requirements.
- At least 30 of the 36 hours required must be in
computer science courses. At most, six hours may
be earned in approved courses other than those
labeled CS.
- The following core requirements must be satisfied
(either by taking the course or showing evidence
of the completion of an equivalent course
elsewhere):
CS 503 or
CS 615,
CS 516,
CS 517,
CS 519,
CS 550 or
CS 643,
CS 582,
CS 609,
CS 521 or
CS 514.
- Two of the following two-courses sequences
must be completed:
CS 517 and
CS 518,
CS 615 and
CS 616,
CS 514 and
CS 614,
CS 521 and
CS 522,
CS 530 and
CS 550,
CS 581 and
CS 582,
CS 51O and
CS 511,
CS 519 and
CS 570.
For admission into the computer science program, a
student must have completed discrete mathematics,
at least two semesters of calculus, matrix or linear
algebra, and at least one semester of calculus-based
statistics; must have at least 15 hours of computer
science coursework including knowledge of one
structured programming language such as Pascal or
C, elementary data structures, assembly language,
advanced data structures, and introductory computer
architecture; and must have approval of the
Department.
Department of Computer Science and Information Systems
Information for this page was taken from the 1994-1995 Undergraduate
Catalog. Please address comments and/or questions to
Dr. James Miller, Chair.
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