Minor in Computer Science
A point cloud of the Coliseum in Rome, extracted from multiple images gathered from the web, using structure from motion. (Shape Lab; Johnstone with former Ph.D. student Lin Yang, now at DeepMap, earlier at Google)Even if you don't want to become a computer scientist, many careers depend on computers. Major breakthroughs in many fields — from medicine and finance to music and sociology — have been made because computer science was applied to them in innovative ways. A minor in Computer Science will help you understand the technological innovations and software you will be working with. No matter your major field, this minor can greatly expand what you can do and what sort of jobs will be open to you.
Requirements
You will take 17 hours of CS courses at the 200 level or above. All program requirements and courses are outlined in the UAB Undergraduate Catalog.
Questions?
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