We offer a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Computer Science with optional concentrations in Software Engineering, and in Computer and Information Security. The B.S. degree in Computer Science requires 78 credit hours plus 42 university core course hours. The 78 hours include 51 Computer Science core hours and 27 electives. The optional concentrations appear on the transcript and require a certain set of electives. A minor in Computer Science is 20 hours in Computer Science courses, 11 core and 9 elective, 6 at the upper division level.
Admissions
The application deadlines for fall/spring/summer are the first of July/December/May, but it is highly recommended to apply before the first of April/November/March. Visit http://www.utsa.edu/admissions/ for information about the application process.
UTSA has transfer agreements with many two-year community colleges in Texas. Visit http://www.utsa.edu/admissions/transfer/transfer.html for more information.
Catalogs and Degree Plans
More detailed information about the B.S. degree plan by undergraduate catalog, including the concentration requirements and the minor in Computer Science, can be found below. For the official university catalog, visit http://catalog.utsa.edu/.
2018-2020 Undergraduate Catalog
- Diagram for Required Courses 2018-2020 (with concentrations)
- Diagram for Required Courses 2018-2020
- Diagram of Required Courses for Concentrations 2018-2020
- 4-Year Program of Study for 2018-2020
- 4-Year Program of Study for 2018-2020 (Cyber Operations Track)
- Diagram for Required Courses for Cyber Operations Track 2018-2020
2017-2018 Undergraduate Catalog
- Diagram for Required Courses 2017-2018
- Diagram of Required Courses for Concentrations 2017-2018
- 4-Year Program of Study for 2017-2018
2016-2017 Undergraduate Catalog
- Diagram of Required Courses 2016-2017
- Diagram of Required Courses for Concentrations 2016-2017
- 4-Year Program of Study for 2016-2017
2014-2016 Undergraduate Catalog
- Diagram of Required Courses 2014-2016
- Diagram of Required Courses for Concentrations 2014-2016
- 4-Year Program of Study for 2014-2016 Catalog
2012-2014 Undergraduate Catalog
- Diagram of Required Courses 2012-2014
- Diagram of Required Courses for Concentrations 2012-2014
- 4-Year Program of Study for 2012-2014 Catalog
Course Equivalences for 2008 Previous Catalog Offerings