This area is in the School of Mathematics, Computing, Physics, and Astronomy within the College of Letters and Science .
Tomi Heimonen, Chair |
Faculty and academic staff |
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J Chavez, D Gibbs, H Dhalla, R Dollinger, W He, T Heimonen, C. Johnson, K Kaster, T Krause, E Simkins, S Suehring, M Tripp, A Thompson, S Zuge |
Abbreviations:
APC = Applied Computing
CIS = Computer Information Systems
CNMT = Computing and New Media Technologies
DS = Data Science
CYB = Cybersecurity
ITM = Information Technology Management
WD = Web Development
Credit-by-Exam and Test-Out Policy for Computer Information Systems
You may receive credit by exam for Advanced Placement Computer Science exams as follows:
AP Computer Science Principles exam with a score of 3 or higher: CNMT 101 (3 credits)
AP Computer Science A exam with a score of 3 or higher: CNMT 110 (4 credits). In addition, you will receive retroactive credit for CNMT 101.
Test-Out Policy
If you have appropriate programming experience but did not take an Advanced Placement exam, you may petition the department chairperson for permission to test out of CNMT 101 or CNMT 110. The request must be submitted no later than the first day of the fall or spring term during which you are enrolled to take the course you wish to test out of.
The test out exam will be written by the department chairperson and faculty member(s) who have most recently taught the course. The exam will contain questions pertaining to both programming and computing concepts and programming problems, as relevant to the learning objectives of the course. To pass, you must earn at least 70% of the available points in the exam.
Any course(s) that you successfully test out of will award credit for the corresponding course.
Graduate Programs
Tomi Heimonen, Chair |
Master of Science in Cybersecurity
Tomi Heimonen |
Master of Science in Data Science
Robert Dollinger |
Master of Science in Information Technology Management
Tim Krause |