Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science
The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Computer Science (CS) at the University of Alaska Anchorage teaches students the fundamental principles of computer science and topical issues in computing so they may pursue advanced degrees or enter the workplace as productive, competent software development or information technology professionals. The program seeks to further the profession of computer science through professional activities and public service within the local community and beyond. Faculty engage in and disseminate research to advance the development of computer science and provide innovative technological solutions to address the needs of modern society.
Courses
- CSCE A101 — Introduction to Computer Science 3 Credits
- CSCE A201 — Computer Programming I 4 Credits
- CSCE A211 — Computer Programming II 4 Credits
- CSCE A241 — Computer Hardware Concepts 4 Credits
- CSCE A248 — Computer Organization and Assembly Language Programming 3 Credits
- CSCE A311 — Data Structures and Algorithms 3 Credits
- CSCE A321 — Operating Systems 3 Credits
- CSCE A331 — Programming Language Concepts 3 Credits
- CSCE A351 — Automata, Algorithms and Complexity 3 Credits
- CSCE A360 — Database Systems 3 Credits
- CSCE A365 — Computer Networks 3 Credits
- CSCE A395 — Internship in Computing 3 Credits
- CSCE A401 — Software Engineering 3 Credits
- CSCE A465 — Computer and Network Security 3 Credits
- CSCE A470 — Computer Science and Engineering Capstone Project 3 Credits
- CSCE A495 — Computing Internship Project 3 Credits
- CSCE A498 — Individual Research 1-3 Credits
- EE A241 — Computer Hardware Concepts 4 Credits
- ENGL A313 — Professional Writing 3 Credits
- ENGL A414 — Research Writing 3 Credits
- ENGL A478 — Public Science Writing 3 Credits
- MATH A221 — Applied Calculus for Managerial and Social Sciences 3 Credits
- MATH A251 — Calculus I 4 Credits
- MATH A251F — F.A.T. Calculus I 6 Credits
- MATH A261 — Introduction to Discrete Mathematics 3 Credits
- MATH A420 — Historical Mathematics 3 Credits
- MATH A495A — Mathematics Practicum 1-3 Credits
- PHIL A305 — Professional Ethics 3 Credits
- STAT A253 — Applied Statistics for the Sciences 4 Credits
- STAT A307 — Probability and Statistics 4 Credits
- WRTG A111 — Writing Across Contexts 3 Credits