University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science, 8 Semester(s)

The Bachelor of Arts program in Computer Science will graduate computing professionals who have the necessary depth of expertise in computer science to have lifelong careers in the field, and who, at the same time, have sufficient exposure to a second discipline to be able to interact with professionals in that field in a knowledgeable manner, so as to apply advanced computer science techniques to problems in that second area. This degree is particularly appropriate for students who are interested in combining Computer Science with another discipline as a double major. The degree requires 11 computer science courses, three math courses, and a four-course concentration. Computer Science majors also must fulfill the university’s Junior Year Writing requirement by taking COMPSCI 305 Social Issues in Computing. Double majors for whom Computer Science is the secondary major may use the Junior Year Writing requirement course from their primary major to fulfill this requirement. Computer Science primary majors also must fulfill the Integrative Experience requirement of General Educatio... Read more

The Bachelor of Arts program in Computer Science will graduate computing professionals who have the necessary depth of expertise in computer science to have lifelong careers in the field, and who, at the same time, have sufficient exposure to a second discipline to be able to interact with professionals in that field in a knowledgeable manner, so as to apply advanced computer science techniques to problems in that second area. This degree is particularly appropriate for students who are interested in combining Computer Science with another discipline as a double major. The degree requires 11 computer science courses, three math courses, and a four-course concentration. Computer Science majors also must fulfill the university’s Junior Year Writing requirement by taking COMPSCI 305 Social Issues in Computing. Double majors for whom Computer Science is the secondary major may use the Junior Year Writing requirement course from their primary major to fulfill this requirement. Computer Science primary majors also must fulfill the Integrative Experience requirement of General Education. Currently, this may only be done by taking either COMPSCI 320 Software Engineering or COMPSCI 326 Web Programming, which will also count as one of the upper-level courses for the major.

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