Computer Science Minor

In today’s technology-driven world, a minor in Computer Science is invaluable across all fields. Virtually every industry — from healthcare to finance, education to the arts — relies on technology to function, innovate, and grow. Understanding the fundamentals of Computer Science provides the tools to engage with and adapt to the digital transformations shaping the modern workplace.
A minor in computer science isn’t just an add-on; it’s a pathway to becoming a versatile professional in any industry. It empowers you to navigate the digital age with confidence and creativity, ensuring you stay relevant and valuable no matter where your career takes you.


If you have a GMercyU major other than Computer Science (CS), you can earn a minor in CIS by:

  • Completing 18 credits in CS
  • Completing all prerequisites for the required and elective courses
  • Earning a minimum grade of C for each course; C- grades are not acceptable

Curriculum

CS104 or CS 116 Programming I or Intro to Python
CS114  Web Design I
CS215  Relational Databases
CS321  Computer Architecture
CS Elective (100 level or higher)
CS Elective (200 level or higher)


Compatible Majors
All undergraduate degrees (except Computer Science)

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