FAU, Computer Science & Engineering

Sample Program for Students who Entered FAU During or After Fall 2004 (Total Credits: 120)

First Year, Fall (13 total credits)
ENC 1101	College Writing I **	3
MAC 2311	Calculus with Analytic Geometry I **	4
-	FAU Core *	3
-	FAU Core *	3
First Year, Spring (13 total credits)
ENC 1102	College Writing II **	3
MAC 2312	Calculus with Analytic geometry II **	4
-	FAU Core *	3
-	FAU Core *	3
Second Year, Fall (15 total credits)
PHY 2048&L	General Physics (with Calculus) I **	4
-	Foreign Language I	4
-	Science ***	4
-	FAU Core *	3
Second Year, Spring (14 total credits)
PHY 2049&L	General Physics (with Calculus) II **	4
-	Foreign Language II	4
COP 2200	Introduction to Programming in C **	3
SPC 2601	Public Speaking	3
Third Year, Fall (14 total credits)
COT 3002	Foundations of Computer Science	3
COT 3002L	Foundations of Computer Science Lab	1
CDA 3201C	Introduction to Logic Design	4
MAD 2104	Discrete Mathematics	3
-	FAU Core*	3
Third Year, Spring (16 total credits)
COP 3530	Data Structures & Algorithms Analysis	3
COP 3813	Introduction to Internet Technology	3
STA 4821	Stochastic Models for Computer Science	3
CDA 3331C	Introduction to Microprocessor Systems	4
-	Free Elective	3
Third Year, Summer (9 total credits)
COT 4420	Formal Languages and Automata Theory	3
-	CS Elective	3
-	Free Elective	3
Fourth Year, Fall (15 total credits)
CEN 4010	Principles of Software Engineering	3
COP 3540	Introduction to Database Structures	3
-	CS Elective	3
-	Free Elective	3
-	Math Elective	3-4
Fourth Year, Spring (13 total credits)
COT 4400	Design and Analysis of Algorithms	3
COP 4610	Computer Operating Systems	3
COT 4935	Senior Seminar	1
-	CS Elective	3
-	Free Elective (if needed to bring total at at least 120 credits)	3

* FAU Core: Humanities or social science courses that satisfy the FAU Core Curriculum requirements for all four-year students. These include courses that satisfy the writing component for the Gordon Rule. The Gordon Rule writing courses must be passed with a grade "C" or better.

** These courses must be passed with a grade "C" or better.

*** Science Course: Students must take four credits of additional science coursework that is designed for science majors. Consult your advisor to check a specific course. This coursework must be passed with a grade "C" or better.