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Minor in Computer Science
ObjectivesThis minor will provide students from non-computing discipline a competent level of programming skill, as well as basic knowledge in fundamental fields of computing. |
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The structure below is for cross-faculty students admitted in AY2010-2011 and after. StructureTo be awarded a minor in Computer Science, students must pass six (6) modules, with a total of twenty-four (24) modular credits. Category I:
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The structure below is for cross-faculty students admitted in AY2004-5 and before AY2010-2011. Structure To be awarded a minor in Computer Science, students must pass six (6) modules, with a total of twenty-six (26) modular credits. Category I:
* : CS1101/CS1101C will be discontinued from AY2010-2011. Students who have yet to do the module will take either CS1010/CS1010E Programming Methodology. CS1102/CS1102C will be discontinued from AY2011-2012. Category
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Category III:
Students may read advanced module upon approval from the Department of Computer Science, in place of modules listed in Category III in the programme. Students from the Dept of ECE, Faculty of Engineering and Computational Science students from the Faculty of Science are precluded from reading this minor. Note: All modules read to satisfy the above minor programmes must be graded. No satisfactory/unsatisfactory (S/U) option is permitted. |