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Junior Information
Students in their Junior year should be looking for an internship or co-op opportunity
if they have not begun to do so already. Students should also have decided on a minor or cluster
at this point in time. Students should make plans to take the writing exit exam during their junior year.
- Minors:
These minors are popular with Computer Science majors and require the fewest additional courses. Includes: Computer Engineering, Math, Information Systems, modeling ans simulation.
- Clusters:
Clusters represent the collective effort of faculty from different disciplines bringing their interest and knowledge to bear on a specific theme or focus area. The Provost has approved ten clusters as models to begin the university's exploration of interdisciplinary, theme-focused upper-level undergraduate education. In order to ensure diversity of perspective, all clusters contain courses that provide a scientific perspective (natural or social science) and courses that provide a humanities perspective (history, philosophy, the arts and literature). CS 300 is an optioin in the Impacts 8 both the Technology Clauster and can be used to satisfy the CS requirement and one of the courses in the cluster.
- Internship/ Co-Op/ Independent Research:
Old Dominion offers several work-study or internship programs for students majoring in computer science. A research project or internship may also count as Computer Science elective (a maximum of 6 credits). Upper students must be employed during the time credit is awarded. A maximum of 3 credit hours per semester.
- Four Year Curriculum
A rough layout of the courses one should take and have completed each year.
- Course Requirements
Descriptions and requirements for undergraduate courses in computer science.
Important Links
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Honor Code:
The University Honor Code is based on personal integrity. More specifically, your personal integrity in the face of academic challenges and demands. How you respond to those demands defines the very essence of who you are.
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Grade Forgiveness:
Students at Old Dominion University can choose GRADE FORGIVENESS to replace the grade of any class in which a grade of C- or lower was earned.
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Planing Your Schedule:
Although there are many requirements placed upon you, planning your schedule isn't as hard as it may seem...By using a methodical, common sense approach, you can easily ensure that you strike the right balance between your General Education, Major, and Upper Division requirements
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