Computer Science is not for everybody, nor does everyone find that it is what they expected it to be. It is expected that you have completed or are currently taking an intro sequence Computer Science course (AP Computer Science A CSCI 141 if your current major requires a different introductory computing course, that course may apply) prior to applying for Change of Program. Students must have at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA and a 3.0 GPA in technical courses (computing, math, and science if applicable). NTID students in an associate degree program who are seeking admission to the Computer Science BS program should review the information and follow the process below, substituting the Intent to Enroll form for the Change of Program form.ġ. The BS curricular flowchart can be found here. If you are a current student at RIT and are interested in possibly changing your current major to Computer Science, please review the following information. What is the best part of being a CS student?.What should you do over the summer to prepare for RIT?.What advice would you give to incoming freshmen?.Why How was the transition to college?.Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate same day appointments and availability during the week fills up quickly. A member of our staff will be able to assist you in setting up a one hour appointment with our Manager of Student Services. We encourage you to call our Student Services Office in advance at +1.585.475.2995. You will also have the opportunity to take a self-guided tour through the Computer Science floor to see what our labs, classrooms, and student areas are like. Our goal is to give you a better understanding of what Computer Science is, explain the details of the Computer Science program and curriculum, and answer any questions you might have. We encourage prospective Computer Science students and their families to meet with a department representative before making a decision about what college to attend or program to study. This is just one example of the countless inventions that computer scientists develop every day. For example, when you search for a book online and you find the book you want and the website also tells you about similar books you might enjoy, computer scientists were the people who developed the brains for that website that give you those other recommendations based on your interests. A good way to think about computer scientists is that they develop the brains that actually run the computer programs people use. Remember that Computer Science is all about inventing and problem solving. Always ask your advisor which math course is appropriate for your field of study.Students who earn a degree in Computer Science develop many valuable skills and depending on their interests and experiences, can market themselves to work in many different types of industry. Your math requirements are determined by your MAJOR. Accuplacer may not be used for placement into MATH 102M or 103M. Students can challenge their math placement to place into MATH 162M or above by making an appointment to take the ACCUPLACER placement test at the University Testing Center. Learn more about the ALEKS placement program. Students who do not have a qualifying SAT or ACT test score or high school GPA for their desired math course should complete the ALEKS placement program. The table below shows placement based on test scores. Learn more about Engineering Placement Tests.įor all other majors, high school GPA, the highest SAT or ACT score, or a qualifying score on an ODU administered placement test will determine math placement. Incoming students with majors in the Frank Batten College of Engineering and Technology should complete the ALEKS-PPL assessment for math placement. Institute for Innovation & Entrepreneurship.
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