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Started by Brent Beer, 2007-01-31T19:00:32-06:00 (Wednesday)

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Brent Beer

Why do i have to take 3 laboratory sciences?? Anyone have any idea why we need 3 instead of maybe 2 or 1?  :argue:
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JR


it's good for ya. the more well rounded, the better.

i, personally, think every college graduate should be required to take cs140.
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Jerry

QuoteBeer wrote:
Why do i have to take 3 laboratory sciences?? Anyone have any idea why we need 3 instead of maybe 2 or 1?  :argue:

The Computer Science BS degree is a CSAB/ABET accreditted program, which means that our program meets specific educational standards.

Three labratory science courses is a requirement by the national organization that accredits CS programs: A two semester sequence and one additional lab science course.

If you're interested in finding out more information visit www.csab.org or www.abet.org

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Shaun Martin

Quotejrat wrote:

it's good for ya. the more well rounded, the better.

i, personally, think every college graduate should be required to take cs140.

I think he was refering to the Physics/Biology/Chemistry labs that we are required to take, not the CS 140 lab.  :newbie:
Shaun Martin
SIUE Alumni
Associate IT Analyst, AT&T Services, Inc. St. Louis, MO.

JR


yeah, i know. i was referring to the physics/chem classes as well but i also wanted to include my opinion that people should also be required to take cs140 like they are sciences or english, etc.
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Shaun Martin

Shaun Martin
SIUE Alumni
Associate IT Analyst, AT&T Services, Inc. St. Louis, MO.

JR

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Nathan

I like the idea of every college student taking CS140,
but some of them would have trouble with CS108.
I guess we'd have to start there. :roll:
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Peter Motyka

If you don't like the lab science requirements, why not go for the BA in CS?  I went this route and really enjoyed the time spent on a minor that wasn't science/math related.
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