School of Computing

General Classroom Building 119 , Phone: (808) 675-3470, Fax: (808) 675-3467
http://www.soc.byuh.edu/

Dean: Dr. Bret R. Ellis, Associate Professor, Information Systems (ellisb@byuh.edu)

The departments in the School of Computing are:

• Computer and Information Sciences
• Mathematics

Our graduates will fill leadership roles in church, community, and home through stable and productive employment in computing or mathematics. Their complete and well-rounded education will help them succeed in today's world.

The School of Computing is focused on students and their needs.

• Our curriculum is carefully designed and follows accreditation standards to help students master the knowledge and skills expected by their profession.
• Our teachers are skilled in their subject areas. They skillfully deliver the curriculum to maximize the success of our students. They improve their subject skills and teaching skills through research and participation in educational workshops, conferences, and journals.
• Our tutors are skilled, friendly, service-oriented, and conveniently available to help our students. Our equipment and facilities are up to date, well managed, large enough, and conveniently available to our students.
• Our graduates compare favorably with those from other schools. Where appropriate they have completed in country internships and earned industry certifications. They take joy in performing career-related service for those in need.
• Our alumni support us by staying in touch, encouraging our students, assisting fellow graduates in job placement, and contributing to scholarship funds for future students.

All matriculated BYUH and transfer students may be admitted into the School of Computing.

Students majoring in Mathematics must complete all lower division courses with a C- or better. No more than one upper division course in which a D (D-, D, or D+) is received may be used to meet the major requirements. Students are allowed no more than one D (D-, D, or D+) grade in any of the requirements for the Computer Science and Information Systems majors.

The transfer credit evaluator in the Admissions Office at BYUH will determine application of transfer credit to General Education requirements. The School of Computing academic advisor assists in evaluating major requirements. Since transcripts list only the course number and name, students should bring a copy of the catalog description and a syllabus of those courses taken that they wish to use to fulfill BYUH requirements. Transfer courses numbered at the freshmen or sophomore levels cannot be transferred for courses at BYUH at the junior or senior level.

Transfer students from international institutions should provide some description of the institution from which they wish to transfer credit. If the institution is verified as meeting standards of academic accreditation, the 100- and 200-level courses, primarily core course, will be reviewed for transfer credit. If the student is unable to verify the quality of the institution or the Dean of the school believes that it does not meet an acceptable standard, the Dean will not approve the transfer credits.