Bachelor of Computer Science in Computer Application with Computation Arts
ObjectivesThe Computer Applications option with Computation Arts program facilitates a hybrid learning environment for the integration of fine arts and computer science. The core curriculum incorporates conceptual and technical aspects of dynamic imagery, sound and virtual dimension. Teaching emphasizes non-traditional applications of digital technologies while also developing awareness of the cultural and political implications of new technologies in networked and information societies. Areas of interest in the program include interaction design, physical computing, immersive environments and experimental sound.
Academic titleBachelor of Computer Science in Computer Application with Computation Arts
Course descriptionThe Computer Science Core
This required block of courses gives a thorough grounding in the basics of computer science.
* System Hardware
* System Software
* Mathematics for Computer Science I
* Mathematics for Computer Science II
* Introduction to Programming
* Programming Methodology
* Introduction to Theoretical Computer Science
* Operating Systems
* Data Structures and Algorithms
* Databases
* Software Engineering I
Option Core and Elective Credits
* Computer Applications
* Computer Games
* Computer Systems
* Information Systems
* Software Systems
* Web Services and Applications
3-Year or 6-Term Sequence — (90 credits)
Major in Computation Arts — 45 credits
The Major in Computation Arts must be taken in combination with the Computer Science Option: Computer Applications.
Courses may include:
* Web In Sites
* Image/Sound/Dimension
* Interactive Multimedia
* Design Fundamentals
* The Languages of Programming
* New Media Theory
* Networks and Navigation