ICS Degree Minor Information
The minor in Information and Computer Sciences provides a focused study of Information and Computer Science to supplement a student's major program of study and prepares students for a profession, career, or academic pursuit in which computer science is an integral part but is not the primary focus.
The ICS minor contributes to students' competence in computing technology and proficiency in programming as well as exposing them to the fundamentals of computer science.
The minor allows students sufficient flexibility to pursue courses that complement their major field or address specific interests.
Requirements for the Minor:
CS 190-199 and Informatics 190-199 MAY NOT BE APPLIED TO THE MINOR
» ICS 21, 22, 23 » ICS/Math 6D » ICS 51 or 52 » Two upper-division courses from CS 111-144, CS 151-177, Informatics 101, Informatics 111-119, Informatics 123, Informatics 125, Informatics 131, Informatics 132, Informatics 141, Informatics 153, and Informatics 161-163
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iCAMP provides an opportunity for undergrads to learn about a topic in computational applied mathematics. Opportunities available for paid summer research as well.