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Office of Graduate and Continuing Studies
Bachelor of Science
Software Development
The Software Development degree is designed for
individuals who have practical experience in the computer industry and
who are interested in a degree oriented toward one or more facets of the
software development process, a broader scope of computer programming,
or specializing in project management. Participants will acquire a solid
understanding of software quality and management of the development
process. (Those with little formal exposure to the field may acquire
the appropriate preparation by taking some of our computer science and
math courses prior to enrolling in the degree program.)
The Software Development degree program is designed
to provide a strong knowledge base in computer science, mathematics,
project and quality management, and software engineering. Graduates will
develop a proficiency in methods of defining software requirements, and
understanding of software design, construction, testing and maintenance.
Degree Requirements
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Communications:
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6 credit hours
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EN101
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Introduction to College Writing
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EN208
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Public Speaking
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Mathematics and Natural Science:
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11 credit hours
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MA201
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Calculus I
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Calculus II
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Natural/Physical Science Elective
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Humanities:
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12 credit hours
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Select from a choice of courses
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Social & Behavioral Science:
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12 credit hours
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Select from a choice of courses
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Software Development Core:
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34 credit hours
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CS111
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Discrete Mathematics
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CS113
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Introduction to Programming
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CS114
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Introduction to Software Engineering
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CS217
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Data Structures and Algorithms I
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CS218
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Data Structures and Algorithms II
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CS317
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Computer Networks
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CS361
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Operating Systems
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CS303L
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Jr. Software Engineering Lab I
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CS304L
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Jr. Software Engineering Lab II
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IS219
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Computer Architecture for IS
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IS223
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Database Applications
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Software Development Electives:
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21 credit hours
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Students may take CS, CT, or IS courses as
electives of which 6 credits must be at 300 level or higher.
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General Electives:
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24 credit hours
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Select from a choice of courses
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Total Credits:
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120 credit hours
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Call us today for more information:
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Nashua Campus
20 University Drive
Nashua, NH 03063-1300
(800) 392-9011
(603) 577-6500
Fax: (603) 577-6503
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Portsmouth Campus
119 International Drive
Pease International Tradeport
Portsmouth, NH 03801
(800) 794-6188
(603) 430-4077
Fax: (603) 766-6595
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GCDE@dwc.edu
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