Because computing is pervasive in today's society, a Computer Science minor complements any major and provides additional marketable skills.

Starting in Fall 2008, more flexibility was added to the minor to give students more options. A Computer Science minor consists of the following 27 credits:

• CSCI 111, Programming wiith Java I, 4 credits (formerly CS 160)
• CSCI 132, Basic Data Structures and Algorithms, 4 credits (formerly CS 221)
• CSCI 232, Data Structures and Algorithms, 4 credits (formerly CS 223)
• 9 upper division credits taught by the Computer Science Department
• 6 credits at any level taught by the Computer Science Department

For more information, please contact John Paxton (paxton@cs.montana.edu).