Minor in Computing & People

Must be in good academic standing (Student is not on academic warning or probation; is maintaining satisfactory academic progress.)
CS 1301, CS 1315, or CS 1371 must be completed with an “A” or “B” before applying for the Minor in Computing & People
CS 1331 must be completed with an “A” or “B” before applying for the Minor in Computing & People
Students must have a minimum of 48 credit hours remaining (not including minor prerequisites and required coursework) in your major degree requirements, as seat availability in CS classes is limited
Only CS courses are included in the minor
All courses must be completed with a letter-grade of “C” or better
9 hours must be 3000/4000 level
Course prerequisites are not a part of the minor; it is the student’s responsibility to account for all required prerequisites understanding that they are also subject to change
No Special Problems or Internship coursework may be used towards any CS minor
Computational Media, Computer Engineering (catalog year 2021-2022 and later), and Computer Science majors cannot minor in Computing & People

CS 1332 Data Structures and Algorithms, 3
CS 2340 Objects and Design, 3
CS 3750 Human-Computer Interface Design and Evaluation, 3 or CS 3873 Human-Computer Interaction, 3
Pick 2 from Human-Centered Technology (below):
- CS 3790 Introduction to Cognitive Science, 3
- CS 4460 Information Visualization, 3
- CS 4470 Introduction to User Interface Software, 3
- CS 4472 Design of Online Communities, 3
- CS 4605 Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing, 3
- CS 4660 Introduction to Educational Technology, 3
- CS 4745 Info & Communication Tech & Global Development, 3

Total hours to receive minor: 15 hours

For Phase I & II registration information, please visit our Registration Information page.

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