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Forensic Computer Science

Forensic science is the application of science to those criminal and civil laws that are enforced by police agencies in a criminal justice system. Courses required for this major lead to an understanding of principles of laboratory science, and of principles of computer science, both of which can be applied in law enforcement.

Forensic Computer Science B.S. Requirements

General Education Requirements

 

Major Requirements 

Social Sciences

 

ACCT 2003

Principals of Accounting I

PSYC 3353

Forensic Psychology

MGMT 1003

Intro. to Business

MGMT 3203

Business Law I or MGMT 3613

Computer/Math/Science

 

 

Managerial Finance

CPSC 1103

Intro to Computers

SOSC 2253

Intro. Criminal  Justice

MATH 2153

Discrete Math

SOSC 3453

Criminal Investigation or

BIOL 1004

General Biology

Criminology

PHSC 150

Intro. to Chemical Physics

SOSC 4153

Readings in Behavioral Theory

CPSC 1003

Fundamental Programming

Religion

CPSC 1203

Intro. to Internet

BIBL 1013

Old Testament Survey

CPSC 1903

Into. to C. S. Programming

BIBL 1023

New Testament Survey

CPSC 2303

Hardware/Software

or BIBL 1003 Life &

CPSC 2503

Networking I

Teaching of Christ

CPSC 3003

Database I

RELG 2403

Basic Christian Beliefs

CPSC 3013

Database II

 

 

 

CPSC 3353

Operating Systems

Fine Arts

CPSC 3623

Networking II or CSCP 4423

ASTH 2053

Aesthetics

Networking Appl.

 

 

 

FRSC 4103

Forensic Computing

Humanities

CPSC 4203

Ethics  Prof. Issues

ENGL 1003

Freshman English I

FRSC 2101

Intro to Forensics Science

ENGL 1013

Freshman English II

FRSC 3101

Forensic Science Seminar

ENGL 2103

Speech

FRSC 3101

Forensic Science Seminar

HIST

3 Credit hours of History

FRSC 3101

Forensic Science Seminar

 

 

STAT 3203

Statistics

Personal Wholeness

SEMR 1551

Personal Wholeness I

Elective Courses

SEMR 2551

Personal Wholeness II

(enough to reach 120 credits)

SEMR 3551

Personal Wholeness III

 

 

SEMR 4551

Personal Wholeness IV

Suggested Electives

FRSC 4803

Forensic Science Internship

ACCT 2013

Principals of Accounting II



This major shares several courses with the Biology and Chemistry majors, and with the Forensic Science major. It also shares several courses with the Applied Computer Science major, and with the Management of Information Technology major

See this page for General Graduation Requirements

The printed catalog is the official announcement of SWU academic requirements, and, in this case, the requirements have not yet been officially published.  Contact SWU Admissions to obtain one.