Computer Science, Minor
Physics and Computer Science Department
Program Overview
Computer Science, Minor
The Minor in Computer Science provides core knowledge in programming and computational thinking. It’s an excellent choice for any major—from business to science—looking to enhance their problem-solving skills and digital literacy. This minor gives you essential technical skills for the modern workforce.
Minor
Description
You will gain fundamental expertise in computer science principles, including Discrete Structures and Object-Oriented Programming, with a focus on practical application. This coursework equips you to analyze data, understand software systems, and apply computational logic in your primary field of study.
Minor
Requirements
Minor Requisites – Required
- Complete at least 1 of the following Courses:
- CS 151 – Introduction to Computing
- CS 244 – Object Oriented Programming and Design
- CS 260 – Digital Systems
- CS 381 – Database Systems
Minor Requirements – Electives
- Complete at least 1 of the following Courses:
- CS 305 – Data Communications
- CS 312 – Analysis of Algorithms
- CS 315 – Operating Systems
- CS 319 – Geographic Information Systems
- CS 321 – Remote Sensing-Computer Methods for Satellite Data Analysis
- CS 325 – Computer Architecture
- CS 345 – Scientific Programming I – Data Analysis
OR CS 381 – Database Systems
Have Questions? We’re Here to Help
If you have questions regarding the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences or need assistance navigating the application process, please reach out to our department office.
Chairperson: Rosa Zavala, Ph.D. | zavala@mec.cuny.edu
Phone: 718 270-6128 Fax: 718 270-
Location: 1650 Bedford Avenue