Bachelor of Science Curriculum Fall 2013 - Fall 2019
For Students in curriculum years 2013-2014 through 2018-2019
In the table below, P(...)=Prerequisite-courses; Co(...)=Corequisite-courses.
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SEM
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Course | Course | Course | Course | Course |
Total Credit
126 |
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1 |
Humanities/Social Science electives options for students entering before Fall 2015 |
CSci 1111 (3) Intro to Software Development (in Java) Co(CSci 1010) Not listed as co-req in bulletin |
CSci 1010 (1) Computer Science Orientation (Entering SEAS freshmen also take SEAS 1001 (1)) |
Math Reqt 1 (3) | UW 1020 (4) University Writing |
15 |
|
2 |
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Csci 1112 (3) Algorithms and Data Structures (in Java) P(CSci 1111 with a grade of C or higher, Math 1220/1231) |
CSci 1311 (3) Discrete Structures I P(Math 1220/1231) |
Math Reqt 2 (3) | Science Reqt 1(4) |
16 |
|
3 |
|
CSci 2113 (3) Software Engineering I (Java+C) P(CSci 1112 with a grade of C or higher; Math 1231) |
CSci 2312 (3) Discrete Structures II P(CSCI 1311 with a grade of C or higher; Math 1231) |
CSci 2461 (3) Computer Architecture I P(CSci 1112 with a grade of C or higher, CSci 1311) |
Science Reqt 2(4) |
16 |
|
4 |
|
CSci 2541 (3) Database Systems and Team Projects Co(CSci 2113) CS 2501 DE Ethical Issues in Computing (1) |
CSci 3410 Systems Programming (3)
P(CSci 2461, 2113) |
Stat Reqt (3) | Science Reqt 3(4) |
17 |
|
5 |
|
CSci 3212 (4) Algorithms P(CSci 1311, CSci 2113) |
CSci 3313 (4) Foundations of Computing P(CSci 2461, CSci 2113) |
CSci 3411 (4) Operating Systems P(CSci 2461, CSci 2113) |
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15 |
|
6 |
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Selected Elective (3) (3) | CS Technical Track Reqt 1(3) | Non-tech Track Elective 1 (3) | Math or Science Elective (3) |
15 |
|
7 |
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CSci 4243 (4) Capstone Senior Design Project I P(CSci 3240) |
CS Technical Track Reqt 2 (3) |
Non-tech Track Elective 2 (3) | Selected Elective (3) |
16 |
|
8 |
Selected Elective (3) | CSci 4244 (4) Capstone Senior Design Project II P(CSci 4243) |
CS Technical Track Reqt 3 (3) | Non-tech Track Elective 3 (3) | Selected Elective (3) |
16 |
(†) Any CS course numbered 3000 or above can be a CS elective. Also, with approval of your advisor, you may substitute for this course another technical elective from other departments. This can be useful for technical breadth or for meeting the requirements of a minor/secondary field.