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Bachelor of Science in Computer Science - Game Option University of Arkansas At Little Rock, USA

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Full Time

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$8316 for 18 credit hours for Fall

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Program modules

The modules include RHET 1311 Composition I, MATH 1451 Calculus I, SPCH 1300 Speech Communication, SYEN 1301 Introduction to Computer Systems, CPSC 1310 Internet Technologies, RHET 1312 Composition II, MATH 1452 Calculus II, ARHA 2200 Introduction to Visual Art, ARST 1310 Basic Drawing, CPSC 1375 Programming I or IFSC 2300 Object-oriented Technology or SYEN 1302 C/C++ Programming for Engineers and Scientists, RHET 3326 Technical Writing, MATH 2310 Discrete Mathematics, HIST 1311 History of Civilization I, or HIST 1312 History of Civilization II, IFSC 2340 Human Computer Interface, CPSC 2377 Introduction to Game Programming, ARST 1315 Two-Dimensional Design, STAT 3352 Applied Statistics I, CPSC 2382 Introduction to Computer Systems and Assembly Language, CPSC 2380 Data Structures and Algorithms, MATH 3312 Linear Algebra, ARST 2318 Designing with New Technologies, CPSC 3371 Net-centric Computing: Language Concepts, CPSC 4383 Artificial Intelligence, IFSC 3315 Applied Networking, PHYS 2321 Physics for Scientists and Engineers I, PHYS 2121 Physics for Scientists and Engineers I Laboratory, ARST 3385 Vector Graphics for Illustrators and Designers, CPSC 3370 Net-centric Computing: Systems Concepts, CPSC 3366 Interactive Computer Graphics and Animation, CPSC 3387 Simulation Methods, PHYS 2322 Physics for Scientists and Engineers II, PHYS 2122 Physics for Scientists and Engineers II Laboratory, RST 3386 Digital Imaging for Illustrators and Designers, RTVF 2306 Introduction to Motion Pictures, CRJU 2300 Introduction to Criminal Justice, HIST 2311 U.S. History to 1877 or HIST 2312 U.S. History since 1877 or POLS 1310 American National Government, CPSC 4373 Software Engineering, or IFSC 3360 System Analysis and Design, ARST 4348 Production Design for the Internet, CPSC 4392 Capstone Project, PHIL 2320 Ethics and Society, Math / Science Upper-Level (3000-4000) Elective (3 hours), Core Technical Science with Lab (4 hours).

Entry requirement for international students

Students seeking a degree in computer science must apply to the department for admission to the program. Application should be made after the student has completed MATH 1302 or higher with grades of C or greater and enrolled in CPSC 1375/1175. Upon admission the student will be assigned an advisor.

University of Arkansas At Little Rock accepts IELTS*

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Qualification

Bachelor degree

Awarding body

University Of Arkansas At Little Rock

Department name

Donaghey College of Engineering and Information Technology (EIT), Department of Computer Science

Venue / office name

Donaghey College of Engineering and Information Technology (EIT), Department of Computer Science

Address

Dickinson Hall Suite 515
2801 South University Avenue
LITTLE ROCK
Arkansas
72204

Venue description

The Department of Computer Science seeks to prepare students for careers as computer specialists in systems analysis and programming, to enter careers in computer or software design, and for advanced study in computer science.

Telephone number

+1 501 569 8130

Is accommodation available at this venue?

Yes

Accommodation details

UALR offers a variety of housing options such as East Hall, North and South Halls (University Common Apartments), University court apartments, rental houses, summer guest and conference housing and off campus housing. East Hall is a traditional residence hall offering a support system geared toward first time entering freshman. It has the facility features such as beds for 306 students in a five story building which includes central air and heat, and carpet in most areas. Student rooms are furnished, two bedroom suites shared by four students. Suites include living area, bath and kitchenette with refrigerator and microwave. Internet access and telephone service (including voice mail and caller ID) in every room. common areas include a study lounge, a Computer lab with ten terminals connected to the University system and the Internet, a television room, recreation and vending. Unlimited laundry machine access, free gated parking and free mailbox service in the Commons building. North and South Halls are the new apartment style buildings which opened in August, 2006. This has Full kitchen, private bedroom with full size bed, and washer/dryer in each unit highlight these apartments. A new housing community building features a convenience store, computer lab, study space, home theater, and lounge areas for residents to mix and mingle. UALR owns a number of houses north of the campus between 28th and 24th streets. These houses are available for rent to faculty, staff and student families. Most of the houses feature two bedrooms and one bath, window unit air conditioners, floor furnace heat, washer/dryer hook-ups and fenced yard.

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