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Computer Science offers many interesting General Education (GE) courses in Area B.
The Computer Science and Information Systems Department at CSU San Marcos welcomes new students.
We offer quality programs for
  • a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science
  • a Bachelor's degree with and option in Computer Information Systems
  • a Master's degree in Computer Science
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Latest News:
News Date News Description
November 10, 2008 The Department, in collaboration with the College of Education (CoE), has recently received two National Science Foundation grants that will be led by Dr. Youwen Ouyang from our department and Dr. Katherine Hayden from CoE. The CyberTEAM ($250,000 for two years) and iQUEST ($1.5 million for three years) projects focus on helping local middle schools to integrate technology in science education. Both projects provide CSIS students with opportunities to provide technical supports for science teachers, be a role model for middle school students, work in summer camps, and develop software applications for middle school science classrooms. Please contact Dr. Ouyang if you are interested in project participation via pay or course credits.
July 1, 2008 Dr. Rocio Guillen will become the new CSIS Department Chair.
February 21, 2008 Students can fulfill the Discrete Mathematics requirement with Math 270. This course will be offered during the Fall 2008 semester.
September 17, 2007 Erik Eldridge, a Computer Science major at Cal State San Marcos, was named one of 23 California State University (CSU) students to receive the 2007/08 William R. Hearst/CSU Trustees' Award for Outstanding Achievement. Congratulations Erik!
Fall 2007 Students can fulfill the Computer Competency Requirement by passing CS 100.
Fall 2006 Computer Science students no longer need to take an additional course for BB since a math or physics course you take for the degree satisfies BB. This is for all catalogue years.