Computer Science, AS-T to Computer Science, B.S.

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If you transferred into CSUMB from a California community college as an AS-T certified student in Computer Science, you must complete the following courses for your bachelor’s degree in Computer Science (CS) at CSUMB. If you are unsure about your transfer status, please contact your advisor.

Students must maintain a minimum GPA of 2.0 and must earn a grade of C- or above in any course that serves as a pre-requisite to a more advanced course.

Required Courses

Complete the following courses with a grade of C- or above in order to fulfill pre-requisites for more advanced courses:
CST 300 - Major ProSeminar Units: 4
CST 338 - Software Design Units: 4
Complete all of the following courses:
CST 334 - Operating Systems Units: 4
CST 370 - Design and Analysis of Algorithms Units: 4
CST 462S - Race, Gender, Class in the Digital World Units: 3
CST 499 - Computer Science Capstone Units: 4

Concentrations

Complete one of the following Concentrations:

Software Engineering Concentration

Network & Security Concentration

Data Science Concentration

Game Development Concentration

Required Electives

Complete twelve (12) units of the following CS elective courses from the list below not already used to fulfill your Concentration:
CST 205 - Multimedia Design and Programming Units: 4
CST 311 - Introduction to Computer Networks Units: 4
CST 312 - Network Security Units: 4
CST 325 - Graphics Programming Units: 4
CST 326 - Game Development Units: 4
CST 336 - Internet Programming Units: 4
CST 363 - Introduction to Database Systems Units: 4
CST 383 - Introduction to Data Science Units: 4
CST 438 - Software Engineering Units: 4

Notes

None of the above elective courses can be double counted towards your concentration choice or towards a second concentration.

General Education and University Requirements

The State of California requires completion of a 48 unit General Education Breadth program, including 9 units of upper division GE in areas B, C, and D in order to meet graduation requirements. CSUMB also requires completion of campus-specific University Requirements .

Students select and complete coursework in the following areas to satisfy their degree requirements:

the CSU’s upper division GE B area requirement
the CSU’s upper division GE C area requirement
the CSU’s upper division GE D area requirement ; satisfied by CST 462S - Race, Gender, Class in the Digital World
- the CSU’s American Institution’s requirement
the CSU’s Graduate Writing Assessment Requirement (GWAR); satisfied by CST 300 - Major ProSeminar
CSUMB’s upper division Service Learning requirement; satisfied by CST 462S - Race, Gender, Class in the Digital World
CSUMB’s World Culture & Language requirement

Students may select additional elective coursework if necessary to complete 60 units.