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Revision as of 15:17, 8 May 2019
Below are proposed revisions to the CS BS and MS degrees. A few guiding principals...
- BS - widen the split between the computing science and information science concentrations - making the IS concentration more doable/attractive to more students, firming up the foundations in the CS concentration, adding a data science concentration.
- MS - new data science concentration, streamline academic concentration
- BS and MS - shift some key courses to be 4-5 hour courses, ensuring a stronger foundation for more students.
The # of credits for each course is in (). Existing requirements that are being eliminated are in strikethrough.
The learning outcomes for the courses are given in CS learning outcomes.
Contents
Undergraduate Degree - CS BS
Note that the current major includes 10 courses required of all majors, 5 additional courses required for information science, 3 CS courses required of computing science, and 2 math courses required for computing science.
current minor, current certificate
CS Majors/Minor Overview
6 semester plan for the undergrad major
Term | All/Minor | CS | IS | DS |
---|---|---|---|---|
Fall 1 | 151 | 101 | 151, Math 131 | |
Spring 1 | 201, Math 131 | 151, CSS 210 | 201, Math 132 | |
Fall 2 | stats, 251 | 202, Math 132, 203 | 170, CSS 211 | 202, Math 231 |
Spring 2 | 456 | 201, 203, CSS 331 | Math 313, 401 | |
Fall 3 | 499 | 458, 471 | 457, 479 | 457, 475 |
Spring 3 | 470, 499 | 473 | 469 |
Names of courses, and ones to be > 3 credit hours
All | CS | IS | DS |
---|---|---|---|
Stats - Math 241 or 341 |
202 Algorithms I? (4) |
101 Fundamentals of Computing |
Math 131, 132, 231 Calc I, II, III |
Prereqs
- 101 or 151 -> CSS 210, CSS 211, CSS 311
- 151 -> 201, 203, 251, 170
- 201 -> 202, 470, 499, 457
- 202 -> 458, 456, 475
- 456 -> 471, 473
- 251 -> 456, 469
- 203 -> 458, 457
- 170 -> 479
- Math 313 -> 401, 475
- Math 231 ->
Graduate Degree - CS MS
Current requirements are at - [1]
MS Overview
4 semester plan
Term | Pro | Academic | Bioinf | DS |
---|---|---|---|---|
Fall 1 | 500, 501, 600 | 500, 558, --- | 500 or 501, 600, BIO 581 | 501, Math 503, 6xy |
Spring 1 | 609, ---, --- | 556, 658, --- | 618, BIO 587, --- | 601, Math 540, 575 |
Fall 2 | 617, ---, --- | 671, ---, --- | 617 or 557, BIO 680, --- | 617, 557, 6xy |
Spring 2 | 685, --- | 695, --- | 685 or 695 or BIO, --- | 695, 6xy |
Names of courses, and ones to be > 3 hours
Pro | Academic | Bioinf | DS |
---|---|---|---|
500 Programming Fundamentals |
558 Algorithms (5) |
BIO 581 Genome Science |
501 Prog for DS and Anal I |
Other changes
- Pass Comprehensive Exam
- Culminating experience - give incomplete when insufficient work done
Data Science - New Concentration
Admissions
To declare the data science concentration, students must demonstrate competency (through coursework/transcript or otherwise) in the following - basic programming and data structures, multivariate calculus, matrix algebra. To be prepared for the DS MS, an undergraduate at ISU should complete the following - CS 151 Intro to Computer Science, CS 260 Object Oriented Programming, MATH 131/132/231 Calculus I/II/III, MATH 313 Elementary Linear Algebra.
Curriculum
- CS 501 Programming for Data Science & Analytics I (3)
- CS 557 Database Processing (3) (if 457 not taken as undergrad)
- CS 575 Artificial Intelligence (3) (if 475 not taken as undergrad)
- CS 601 Programming for Data Science & Analytics II (3)
- CS 617 Databases, Data Mining, and Big Data (3)
- MATH 503 Linear Algebra and Modeling for Data Science and Analytics (3)
- MATH 540 Statistics for Data Science & Analytics (3)
This is 7 required courses. Adding the 3 credit culminating experience then gives 8 courses, and 3 courses of 600-level electives (need all 3 to be 600 level so the total is 18 credits of 600 level).
Accelerated MS Program
An accelerated MS program is a chance for an ISU undergrad to finish the BS and MS in 4+1 years. The university-wide policies are - policies. An example program is - accelerated Math MS
- Students must have 3.0 GPA and have completed 80% of their required credits by the start of their 4th year.
- Students must finish their BS with 3.0 GPA.
- Can take up to 9 credits of 500 level courses and 6 credits of 600 level courses in final year of BS. Up to 9 credits of 500 level can count for both BS and MS. Note that 600 level courses don't count towards being full time for financial aid.
Teaching Schedule
When these changes are in effect (2020-2021), the CS teaching schedule could be ...
- Fall and Spring (52) - 101, 151, 151, 151, 170, 201 (4), 202 (4), 203 (4), 256, 256, 260, 351 (5), 499 (2), 500, 401/501, 685/695/699
- Fall (30) - 479, CSS 210, CSS 331, 458 (4), 457, 470, 671 (5), 600, 603/611, 617
- Spring (30) - 469, CSS 211, 456 (4), 475, 658 (5), 601, 602/610, 618/619, 609
- Total - 52*2+30+30 - 164 credit hours,
And taught by ...
- Abhyankar - fall CSS 210, 603/611, 470, 256 | spring 256, 256, CSS 211, 602/610
- Baker - fall 457, 479, 351(5) | spring 351(5), 456(4), 469
- Exoo - fall 617, 401/501, 671(5) | spring 475, 601, 401/501
- Kinne - fall 151, GH 101 | spring 151, BD4ISU
- Rafiey - fall 458(4), 600, 256 | spring 658(5), 618/619
- Sternfeld - fall 500, 499(2), 170, 203(4) | spring 203(4), 500, 609, 499(2)
- New CS Faculty Member - fall 202(4), 685, CSS 331 | spring 202(4), 685, 170
- Boulware - fall 260 | spring 260
- May - fall 101, 201(4) | spring 101, 201(4)
- GAs - fall 151, 151, 260 | spring 151, 151, 260
- not offered with current staffing - [420], [473], [452], [421], [471]
Note - this assumes that Math is able to offer MATH 403/503, 440/540