WebFor the applied math degree, you can choose to take CS electives that also count towards the CS minor. I recommend meeting with your adviser to make sure the classes that you select will count for the minor as well. Here is a link for the current requirements of the CS minor: http://www.sjsu.edu/cs/programs/minor_computer_science/index.html WebCS is so versatile that you can use it for anything you desire. You may never get to the point where you are creating large projects or apps but you may be able to write up a small tool or app that will put you ahead of the people who do repetitive tasks all day.

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WebBeing a minor in CS does not give you advanced registration. This means you will have to compete against a lot of people the first day of class to get an add code. The battle may … WebSJSU Research Foundation Student-Faculty Collaborations Become a Research Partner Athletics About Administration and Leadership Facts and Accomplishments Partnerships … goodyear eagle f1 suv 4x4 tires

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http://www.cs.sjsu.edu/Programs/minor/minor.html http://www.cs.sjsu.edu/Programs/minor/minor.html WebCS major minoring in astronomy. I personally found astronomy interesting and for the CS upper-level concentration, going for the minor is like 1 or 2 extra classes. kingjulian_ • 5 yr. ago Math and Mechanical Engineering Majors Sustainability Minor (and was considered Nuclear Engineering Minor) cheyenne and arapaho census