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GENERAL INFORMATION
Computer Science electives, as well as requests for
substitutions of required courses, must be approved by the Computer
Science Department. Approval for substitutions must be in writing from
the Department chair. Substitutions are allowed only under special
circumstances as determined by the Department chair.
Students who intend to pursue a Master's
degree in Computer Science should plan on completing Calculus II and are
advised to take a course in Linear Algebra. Requirements of graduate
programs in computer science vary. Students should check with a
graduate school advisor at the prospective school. Students planning to
apply for Northeastern Illinois University's
M.S. in Computer Science should have a minimum GPA of 3.00/4.00 in all
major courses and an overall minimum GPA of 2.75/4.00. Courses used to
fulfill the undergraduate degree can not be used toward the graduate
degree.
Transfer students should have their transferred
computer science courses evaluated by the Computer Science Department
advisor for possible acceptance as soon as possible after receiving the
University transfer evaluation. Acceptance of a course by the
University does not guarantee major equivalency. Transfer courses
equivalent to CS courses in the selected concentration may be accepted
as part of the major requirements if a grade of 'C'
or better was earned; however, transfer students must complete a minimum
of 21 credit hours of CS 300-level course work at Northeastern Illinois
University and meet all major course requirements in the selected
concentration.
NOTE: Introductory courses completed at other
schools are not equivalent to CS-200 Programming I unless they
cover the same material taught at Northeastern Illinois University,
including C/C++ programming language.
A transfer student should declare a major in
computer science during his/her first term in order to plan a program
with the Computer Science advisor.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY
5500 N. St. Louis Avenue
Chicago, IL 60625
Telephone: (773) 442-4720
Department Office: Classroom Building 3053
Administrative Aide/Undergraduate Advisor
Susan Coyle
Classroom Building 3057 Telephone (773) 442-4722
For an appointment call: (773) 442-4720
FOR INFORMATION ON THE GRADUATE PROGRAM IN COMPUTER SCIENCE CONTACT:
Peter G. Kimmel
Graduate Program Coordinator
Classroom Building 3058 Telephone (773)
442-4717
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