Computing foundation
Selected required foundation courses
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Newark, NJ
Field reported for 2023-24 · Computer & IT
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Newark, NJ
Current program status
Currently listed by the institution
Computer Science, B.S. · Bachelor's
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2
2023-24
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B.S. in Computer Science
Minimum 120 credits
Minimum credits required for this degree. Course numbers are labels, not credit amounts.
2026–2027 Catalog · Verified requirements summary
Selected required foundation courses
Required two-course sequence
6 credits
Approved CS and related computing electives complete breadth and concentration requirements
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College-level published yearly budget
$45,024–$62,714
Before grants and scholarships
Living scenario: On-campus budget
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Program reporting
C2024_A · 2023-24 · PROVISIONAL
Official federal classification: CIP 11.0701 · Computer Science · CIP 2020
Current official program source
Computer Science, B.S. · Bachelor's · current institutional page
B.S. in Computer Science (opens in a new tab)Information scopes
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Admissions reporting
Fall 2024 institution-wide context
Cost reporting
Published institution-level data · 2026
Preparation source
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Last verified 2026-09-08 · Review due 2027-01-15
NJIT requires a minimum total of 16 secondary-school units and publishes different subject distributions by intended academic area.