Computer Science Exploratory Track

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The computer science exploratory track (CSEXP) is a one semester exploration of the program opportunities in the School of Computer Sciences. Upon choosing this program, each student will be assigned a faculty member from the School of Computer Sciences. A student in this program will register for a math and English course as well as three SCS courses that would depend on their math placement. The student will also be assigned to a special University Experience section designed to give the student a realistic view of all of the SCS programs, their job opportunities, skills required, work environments, and the grades needed to be successful. Prior to registering for the spring semester each student would then sit down with their advisor to discuss their current grades, interests, and the programs to determine into which program they should enter for their second semester.

Required Courses

IIT 1000 - University Experience Credit(s): 1 (specific CS section)
MA XXXX - Math (based on placement) Credit(s): 3
ENG XXXX - English (based on placement) Credit(s): 3

Math Placement-Dependent Courses

For students who test into MA 1030 or higher:

Choose 3 of the following courses

CS 1200 - Introduction to Computer Science Credit(s): 3
CS 1250 - Problem Solving for Programmers Credit(s): 3
CS 1500 - Introduction to Server Systems Credit(s): 3
IS 1150 - Principles of Information Systems Credit(s): 3
IS 1200 - Digital Imaging Credit(s): 3
NET 1500 - Circuits & Signals Credit(s): 3

For students who test into math below MA 1030:

CS 1250 - Problem Solving for Programmers Credit(s): 3
IS 1150 - Principles of Information Systems Credit(s): 3
IS 1200 - Digital Imaging Credit(s): 3