Economics BS/Computer Science MS (2204/0701)

This program will allow students to complete a Bachelor of Science Degree in Economics and a Master of Science on Computer Science in a five year format. In general, the program will allow students to acquire expertise in two related knowledge bases so that they will possess the capability to pursue careers managing technological applications and innovations across the two disciplines. Graduates would be prepared to pursue advanced graduate degrees or to enter industry as data analysts.

Required Courses

CS 201 - Computer Science I 4 Credits
ECO 201 - Basic Microeconomic Analysis 3 Credits
ECO 202 - Basic Macroeconomics Analysis 3 Credits
MTH 231 - Calculus 1 4 Credits
PHY 101 - General Physics I 4 Credits
PHY 102 - General Physics II 4 Credits

Degree Core

CS 202 - Computer Science II 4 Credits
ECO 309 - Statistics for Economists 3 Credits
MTH 232 - Calculus 2 4 Credits
MTH 310 - Discrete Mathematics 3 Credits

Major Courses, Economics

ECO 308 - Economics of Money and Banking 3 Credits
ECO 310 - Econometrics 3 Credits
ECO 315 - Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis 3 Credits
ECO 316 - Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis 3 Credits
ECO 409 - History of Economic Ideas 3 Credits
ECO 416 - International Economics 3 Credits
ECO 435 - Mathematical Applications in Economics 3 Credits
MTH 250 - Linear Algebra 3 Credits
ECO Electives - Three courses chosen from 300 and 400 level courses (9 Credits)

Computer Science Graduate Courses

18 credits completed as part of the undergraduate degree, and 15 credits completed after conferral of the undergraduate degree.

Required CS Courses

CS 600 - Data Structures (3 Credits)
CS 610 - Computer Organization (3 Credits)
CS 620 - Database Systems (3 Credits)
CS 630 - Programming Languages (3 Credits)
CS 650 - Operating Systems (3 Credits)
CS 701 - Algorithms for Computational Science (3 Credits)
CS 761 - Data Mining (3 Credits)

Elective CS Courses

CS Electives: Four courses as advised (12 Credits)