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CS490Computer Science Internship

Course Prerequisites ToolSNHU CS490 has 2 direct prerequisites, with 16 courses in its complete prerequisite tree.

Undergraduate

This course provides students with the opportunity to work with a company in the software engineering field. It allows the student to link academic principles to practical applications and to develop responsibility, and interpersonal and communication skills. Department approval of internship description required.

Prerequisite Tree

  • CS304 — Junior Software Engineering II
    • CS303 — Junior Software Engineering I
      • CS217 — Object Oriented Programming
        • IT145 — Foundation in Application Development
          • CS110 — Fundamentals of Programming
          • IT140 — Introduction to Scripting
        • CS113 — Introduction to Programming
        • CS113L — Introduction to Programming Lab
      • CS204 — Sophomore Software Engineering II
        • CS203 — Sophomore Software Engineering I
          • CS114L — Introduction to Software Engineering Lab
          • CS114 — Intro to Software Engineering
            • CS113 — Introduction to Programming
  • CS218 — Data Structure and Algorithms
    • MAT239 — Mathematics for Computing
    • CS217 — Object Oriented Programming
      • IT145 — Foundation in Application Development
        • CS110 — Fundamentals of Programming
        • IT140 — Introduction to Scripting
      • CS113 — Introduction to Programming
      • CS113L — Introduction to Programming Lab
    • MAT230 — Discrete Mathematics
    • CS210 — Programming Languages
      • IT145 — Foundation in Application Development
        • CS110 — Fundamentals of Programming
        • IT140 — Introduction to Scripting

Interactive Prerequisite Graph

Explore the prerequisite relationships visually. The graph below supplements the crawlable list above.

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