Double major in XX/CS or XX/SE where XX is the choice of first major

“A qualified student who completes all the requirements for a degree in one discipline and all the departmental courses (including prerequisites) of another discipline will be graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree with a Double Major”

– RHIT Academic Rules and Procedures guide.

In general, in order to have a double major, one must complete all of the courses for the first major, plus the courses for the second major that are in the department of that major. For example, if you want a Computer Science second major, you would need to complete all of the courses for a Computer Science major that are numbered CSSExxx. Occasionally, these courses may require a prerequisite from another department. For example, CSSE304 currently requires MA275.

Please see the Academic Policies on Double Majors here.

You may also be interested in the details for the Computer Science major or the Software Engineering major.