Computer Science Courses (CSci)

Note: For a student to enroll in a course above CSci 241, a minimum grade point average of 2.33 is required in the CIS course sequence CSci 151, 152, 233, 241.

CSci 126 - Microcomputer Applications

CSci 131 - Visual Basic.Net Programming

CSci 141 - Introduction to Computer Systems Hardware and Software Components

CSci 151 - Programming Fundamentals I

CSci 152 - Programming Fundamentals II

CSci 233 - COBOL Programming

CSci 237 - Introduction to Graphical Rendering

CSci 241 - Machine Language and Computer Organization

CSci 251 - Introduction to Information Security, Law, and Ethics

CSci 270 - Data Structures and Algorithms

CSci 311 - Multimedia I

CSci 312 - Internet Development I

CSci 317 - Numerical Analysis (Same as Math 317)

CSci 319 - Scientific Computing (Same as Phys 319)

CSci 321 - Survey of Algorithmic Languages

CSci 322 - Computer Organization

CSci 332 - Digital Logic and Circuitry (Same as Physics332)

CSci 340 - Introduction to Database

CSci 341 - Introduction to Networking Basics

CSci 342 - Routers and Routing

CSci 343 - Switching, Intermediate Routing, and WAN Technologies

CSci 351 - Foundations of Information Security

CSci 352 - Introduction to Computer Law and Forensics

CSci 359 - Systems Analysis and Design

CSci 380 - Web Programming and Interface Design

CSci 405 - Internship

CSci 411 - Multimedia II (Same as Art 411)

CSci 412 - Internet Development II

CSci 414 - System Administration

CSci 416 - Windows Programming

CSci 424 - Real Time and Embedded Computer Systems

CSci 428 - Object Oriented Programming

CSci 430 - Operating Systems

CSci 431 - Java Language Programming

CSci 434 - Introduction to Local Area Networks

CSci 440 - Applied Software Project Development

CSci 449 - Automata Theory

CSci 454 - Introduction to Network Security

CSci 470 - Database Programming

CSci 471 - Database Administration

CSci 489 - Independent Study

CSci 497 - Special Topics

Note: Texas A&M University-Commerce has joined the Texas Common Course Numbering System (TCCNS). TCCNS numbers are shown in parenthesis after the course number in the course description.

For descriptions of graduate courses see Graduate Catalog.