Note: Khoury minors are only available to non–Khoury majors; students in Khoury-only majors or Khoury combined majors are not eligible for Khoury minors. A student may declare at most one Khoury minor, regardless of how many Khoury minors they qualify for.​

Complete all courses listed below unless otherwise indicated. Also complete any corequisite labs, recitations, clinicals, or tools courses where specified.

Required Courses

Code	Title	Hours
Fundamental Courses
All students can take a self-assessment to attempt to place out of CS 2000 and CS 2001. Students who place out of CS 2000 and CS 2001 will instead substitute 4-5 semester hours of CS, CY, or DS coursework at the 3000 level or higher not otherwise required in the degree.
CS 2000 and CS 2001	Introduction to Program Design and Implementation and Lab for CS 2000	5
CS 2100 and CS 2101	Program Design and Implementation 1 and Lab for CS 2100	5
Artificial Intelligence Foundations
DS 3000	Mathematical Foundations of Artificial Intelligence	4
DS 4400	Machine Learning	4

Artificial Intelligence Electives  

Code	Title	Hours
Complete one of the following (only one course from the Meaningful Minor list may contribute toward the minor requirements):		4
CS 3200	Introduction to Databases
DS 2010 to DS 4989
Meaningful Minor list (see below)

Khoury Meaningful Minors

The concept of Khoury Meaningful Minors allows students the chance to personalize a Khoury minor to meet individual academic needs and interests. Students may take one elective related to computation or information from a preapproved list of courses offered across the university rather than from within Khoury. This allows students to integrate the minor with a course in their own major or with a course in another area of interest. Students may of course choose to take all electives in the minor within Khoury if they wish.

Code	Title	Hours
Arts, Media and Design
ARTG 5100	Information Design Studio 1: Principles
ARTG 5110	Information Design History
ARTG 5120	Research Methods for Design
ARTG 5330	Visualization Technologies 1: Fundamentals
ARTG 6100	Information Design Studio 2: Dynamic Mapping and Models
GSND 5110	Game Design and Analysis
GSND 6350	Data-Driven Game Design
JRNL 3700	Data Storytelling
JRNL 5500	Coding for Digital Storytelling
Bouvé Health Sciences
HINF 5101	Introduction to Health Informatics and Health Information Systems
HINF 5102	Data Management in Healthcare
HINF 5300	Personal Health Interface Design and Development
HINF 5301	Evaluating Health Technologies
D’Amore-McKim—Business
FINA 4335	Computational Methods and Their Applications in Finance
FINA 4350	Applied Financial Econometrics and Data Modeling
FINA 4390	Machine Learning in Finance
MISM 2510	Fundamentals of Information Analytics
MISM 3403	Data Management for Business
MISM 3501	Information Visualization for Business
MISM 3515	Data Mining for Business
MKTG 3401	Marketing Research
MKTG 3501	Marketing Analytics
SCHM 2301	Supply Chain and Operations Management
Khoury Computer Sciences
CY 5010	Cybersecurity Principles and Practices
CY 5200	Security Risk Management and Assessment
Engineering
CIVE 3464	Probability and Engineering Economy for Civil Engineering
EECE 5639	Computer Vision
EECE 5642	Data Visualization
EECE 5644	Introduction to Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition
IE 5640	Data Mining for Engineering Applications
Science
ENVR 2500	Biostatistics
MATH 2331	Linear Algebra
MATH 2341	Differential Equations and Linear Algebra for Engineering
MATH 3081	Probability and Statistics
MATH 4581	Statistics and Stochastic Processes
PSYC 2320	Statistics in Psychological Research
Social Science and Humanities
ECON 2350	Statistics for Economists
ECON 2560	Applied Econometrics
ECON 3916	Intermediate Selected Topics in Microeconomics
PHIL 2001	Ethics and Evolutionary Games
POLS 2400	Quantitative Techniques