Bachelor of Science in Computer & Information Science (BS CIS)
Important note: The requirements for the BS-CIS program were
revised in late Sp '07. The requirements described in the curriculum page
below applies to BS-CIS students
who entered OSU as
freshmen in Summer '07 or later.
If you entered OSU before Summer '07, you must
follow the older curriculum. If you entered
OSU as a transfer student in Summer '07 or later, please consult
with one of the advisors in the Advising Office. The main changes in this newer curriculum compared with the older
one are revisions in the GEC requirements (as specified by the new
GEC requirements applicable to all students in the Arts and Science College),
the requirement of a capstone design course, and the requirement
of CSE 601 as a required course. There are also some changes in the
structure of the technical elective options. Note also that the
minimum total number of hours for the degree in this curriculum is
181 hours (compared to 191 in the previous curriculum).
The BS CIS program (through the College of Arts and Science) offers students a broad, liberal education in the physical sciences, mathematics, and humanities, along with intensive study in computer science.
Complete information about the program is available in the following pages:
- Prerequisites for admission to the major;
- Curriculum;
- Bingo sheet (pdf) (a checklist of course
requirements that you may use to ensure that you have met, or will meet by
the time of graduation, all curricular requirements of the BS CIS program).
If you joined OSU before Summer '07, please use this bingo sheet: (pdf). - Graduation requirements and procedures.
Students may access their Degree Audit Report (DAR) on-line at the University Registrar's site. The DAR is an up-to-date list of courses completed toward the degree and courses yet-to-be taken. The Advising Report available at the same site may also be useful.
The BS-CIS program has not sought accreditation and is not accredited by a commission of ABET, Inc.
