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Develop a strong grounding in computer science as well as an understanding of music, audio, music production, film scoring and sound design. You'll hone your ability to use the techniques, skills and tools necessary for science and engineering practice, as well as design and conduct experiments. You'll also learn to analyze and interpret data, and learn basic elements of music theory, performance, production and in working with sound and music in conjunction with other media.

Develop valuable programming skills and a deeper understanding of algorithms, data structures and software development, which can enhance your problem-solving and analytical abilities across various industries. This minor can complement a range of majors and provide career opportunities in fields such as software engineering, data analysis, cybersecurity and artificial intelligence. The minor consists of a minimum of 17 credit hours.

The ABET accredited undergraduate Construction Management Program prepares students to meet the challenges of tomorrow. Students develop insights into the physical, economical, sociological, and even political constraints which must be considered in completing a construction project. Co-Op is a mandatory part of the curriculum. Upon completion of the program, graduates enter a robust employment field with job experience. After graduation construction management students from CSU make a smooth transition into full time employment.

With a clear parallel between the work of the investigative journalist and the criminologist, a combination of classes in the two fields provides students both the knowledge about longstanding societal problems and the skills to do something about them, and robust opportunities for immediate employment or graduate training. This degree brings together the analytic and public policy-oriented study of crime and its related fields, with the communication-oriented theory, history and skills of journalism.

With a clear parallel between the work of the investigative journalist and the criminologist, a combination of classes in the two fields provides students both the knowledge about longstanding societal problems and the skills to do something about them, and robust opportunities for immediate employment or graduate training. This degree brings together the analytic and public policy-oriented study of crime and its related fields, with the communication-oriented theory, history and skills of journalism.