Undergraduate Program

• Why Study at Clemson?

• Undergraduate Degrees: the department offers three different undergraduate degrees.

  1. B.S. in Computer Science [Curriculum]: Technically oriented degree for students interested in software development for basic computer science, scientific and engineering applications. The degree is accredited by the national Computer Science Accreditation Board (CSAB). The major also includes an emphasis area selected from another area.

  2. B.S. Computer Information Systems [Curriculum]: Appropriate for students interested in applying computing to business applications.

  3. B.A. in Computer Science [Curriculum] A liberal arts degree that provides the student with the maximum flexibility in designing a program that supports his or her particular interests while at the same time providing a firm foundation in computer science.

  (The 2001/2002 curriculum is the current one.)

• Advising: The undergraduate advising page contains numerous resources that will help students plan their academic programs. Undergraduates may make an appointment with one of several undergraduate advisors. The curriculum worksheets to be a useful tool for planning their curriculum.

• Department Policy on Academic Honesty: Given the nature of our discipline, a department policy on academic honesty is provided that extends the university policy on academic honesty to the electronic world.

• Coop Education: This link takes you to the home page for the Cooperative Education Office at Clemson. Its mission is to provide students with opportunities for career-related experience.

• Course Descriptions

• Link to Clemson University Admissions Office

• Link to Clemson University Financial Aid Office

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