Computer Science (FLEX Program) - Plan of Study
The Computer Science major is designed to take two years. Below is the proposed plan of study for the FLEX computer science major. You have the option to take traditional on-campus classes at LAS in Flatbush, as available.
Fall – Year 1 (19 credits)
- LLEN 101 Composition I*/ LLEN 102 Composition II* (by placement) - Zoom, Mon 6:00pm - 8:10pm
- MCON 104 Computing Theory and Applications - Zoom, Wed 8:20pm - 10:30pm
- MCON 141 Introduction to Programming - Zoom, Wed 6:00pm - 8:10pm
- HISN 220 Modern History I* - Online, asynchronous
- EBEN 101 Macro Economics*/ EBEN 102 Micro Economics* / POLN 101 American Government* - Online, asynchronous
One of the following:
- SPLN 101 Fundamental of Speech* - Zoom, Mon 8:20pm - 10:30pm
- MATN 111 College Math* (by placement) - Zoom, Mon 8:20pm - 10:30pm
Spring – Year 1 (18 credits)
- LLEN 102 Composition II* (by placement) /LLEN 220 Modern Literature I* - Zoom, Mon 6:00pm - 8:10pm
- MATN 120 Precalculus* (by placement, if needed) - Zoom, Mon 8:20pm - 10:30pm
- MCON 232 Advanced Programming - Zoom, Wed 6:00pm - 8:10pm
- MCON 241 Math for Computer Science Majors - Zoom, Wed 8:20pm - 10:30pm
- HISN 221 Modern History II* - Online, asynchronous
- MCON 260 Computer Architecture - Online, asynchronous
Summer – Year 1 (12 credits)
Summer I – Year 1 (3 credits)
- BION 246 Nutrition and Human Development* - Zoom, M-TH
Summer II – Year 1 (3 credits)
- LLEN 221 Modern Literature II* (if needed) /General Elective (if needed) - Zoom, M-TH
Extended Summer – Year 1 (6 credits)
- MCON 343 Database (over entire summer) - Zoom, M-TH
- MCON 275 Computer Elective - Online, asynchronous
Fall – Year 2 (19 Credits)
- MCON 264 Data Structures I - Zoom, Mon 6:00pm - 8:10pm
- MATN 121 Calculus* - Zoom, Mon 8:20pm - 10:30pm
- MCON 152 Computer Methodology - Zoom, Wed 6:00pm - 8:10pm
- MCON 243 Operating Systems - Zoom, Wed 8:20pm - 10:30pm
- EBEN 101 Macro Economics*/ EBEN 102 Micro Economics / POLN 101Pol Sci*/ BION 246 Nutrition and Human Development* (if needed) - Online, asynchronous
- MCON 358 Web Programming (or other elective) - Online, asynchronous
Spring – Year 2 (18 credits)
- MCON 353 Programming Software Development - Zoom, Mon 6:00pm - 8:10pm
- MCON 364 Data Structures II - Zoom, Mon 8:20pm - 10:30pm
- MCON 368 Advanced Object-Oriented Programming - Zoom, Wed 6:00pm - 8:10pm
- MCON 251 Programming Languages - Zoom, Wed 8:20pm - 10:30pm
One of the following: (as needed)
- LLEN 219 Ancient Literature* - Online, asynchronous
- BION 246 Nutrition and Human Development* - Online, asynchronous
- SPLN 101 Fundamentals of Speech* - Online, asynchronous
- General Elective - Online, asynchronous
- MCON / General Elective - Online, asynchronous
Sub-Total 86 credits + 34 from Israel = 120 credits
Summer – Year 2 (0-12 credits, if needed)
Summer I – Year 2 (3 credits)
- Computer elective / General Elective (as needed) - Zoom, M-TH
Summer II – Year 2 (3 credits)
- As needed - Zoom, M-TH
Extended Summer – Year 2 (6 credits)
- MCON 452 Internship - Field Project
- As needed - Online, asynchronous
* Satisfies core requirement
Please Note:
- Almost all courses in the major are offered via Zoom on Monday and Wednesday evenings.
- Almost all computer science courses have specific prerequisites that must be satisfied.
- Computer electives are listed as examples. The actual electives offered each semester are subject to change.
- Number of credits needed for graduation: 120. This includes courses in the Core, the major, and Judaic Studies. The number of additional credits students must take in the FLEX program depends on the number earned in seminary and/or during High School Freshman Center program.
- The Flex program assumes that students have satisfied their Judaic Studies requirements with credits earned in seminary in Israel or elsewhere.
- Specific Zoom courses will be reserved for those in the FLEX Program. Those courses are offered on Monday and Wednesday evenings for Women.
- There are other online/asynchronous electives to choose from in most majors besides the ones listed here. Please work with an advisor to select the classes that will best serve your needs and career goals.
- The Flex Program is meant for students with the self-discipline needed to complete work on a timely basis. Asynchronous courses are not the ideal format for some students.
- Students who have attended Touro Freshman Centers or who have transfer credit from other institutions might have satisfactorily completed some of the courses listed on the following pages.
- Students who wish to do so may take regularly available in-person LAS Flatbush courses as available.