Editing SNHU Computer Science Degree Plan (section)

==Major Courses==
{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
|+
!ID
!Course
!Competency
Units Value
!Course
Provider
!Course Name
!SNHU Credit 
|-
|IT140
|Introduction to Scripting
|3
|Sophia or
[[OnlineDegree.com|OD]] or [[Study.com]] or Google
| Introduction to Python Programming or
Intro to Programming (Python) or CS 109: Intro to Programming (Java) or Google IT Automation Cert

<small>Note: SDC Data Structures assignment is in Java so you need to learn Java at some point.</small>
| 3
|-
|CS210 or CS217
|Programming Languages or Object Oriented Programming
|3
|
|
|
|-
|CS300
|Data Structures and Algorithms
|3
|[[Study.com]]
|CS 201: Data Structures & Algorithms
|3
|-
|CS231 or DAD220
|Database Systems or Intro to Structured Database
|3
|[[Sophia]] or Coursera
|Introduction to Relational Databases or Google Data Analytics 
|3
|-
|CS230
|Operating Platforms
|3
|[[Study.com]]
|Computer Science 306: Computer Architecture
|3
|-
|CS250
| Software Development Lifecycle
|3
|[[Study.com]]
|Computer Science 307: Software Engineering
|3
|-
|CS255
|System Analysis and Design
|3
|[[Study.com]]
|CS 302: Systems Analysis & Design
| 3
|-
|CS305
|Software Security
|3
|
|
|
|-
|CS320
|Software Testing, Automation, and Quality Assurance
|3
|
|
|
|-
|CS330
|Computational Graphics and Visualization
|3
|
|
|
|-
|CS340
| Client/Server Development
|3
|
|
|
|-
|CS360
|Mobile Architecture and Programming
|3
|
|
|
|-
|CS370
| Current and Emerging Trends in Computer Science
|3
|
|<small>Note: CS 310: Current Trends in Computer Science & IT ACE credit recommended credit has expired and can no longer be taken at Study.com for college credit.</small> 
|
|-
|CS465
|Full Stack Development I
|3
|
|<small>** Reports are they are using the MEAN stack.</small>
|
|-
|IT145
|Foundation in Application Development
|3
|[[Sophia]]
|Introduction to Java Programming
|3
|-
|MAT350
|Applied Linear Algebra
|3
|Coopersmith
|Applied Linear Algebra
<small>'''Note: SNHU Student Feedback Quote:''' matrixcalc.org is what I used. Everything it can do you could do with Matlab, but it's so much quicker to just enter in your matrices and click the operation you need.</small>
|3
|-
|CS499 
|Computer Science Capstone
|3
|
|
|
|-
|MAT230
|Discrete Mathematics
|3
|[[Study.com]]
|Math 108: Discrete Mathematics
|3
|-
|PHY150
|Introductory Physics
|3
|[[Study.com]]
|Physics 101: Intro to Physics
|3
|-
!
!Totals
!57
!
!
!30

|}