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5.4. Things to remember
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Less popular CS classes are offered once every two years, so if you wish
to take any of these as part of your upper division track you need to
plan in advance.
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In general 3xxx classes are not allowed as part of the upper division
track.
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Required CS classes (3081W/4081W, 4041, 4061) cannot be used as part
of the upper division track.
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In general, at most 3 credits of independent study/directed reading/directed research
etc. can be used as part of the upper division track. Students may be
able to take more than 3 credits of special topics courses (5980 only with advisor approval); however,
if a student includes more than 3 credits of 5980 courses, or includes both
5980 credits and independent student/directed reading/directed research etc.
credits in their upper division track they should check with a Computer
Science advisor to ensure they have enough "regular" CSci courses.
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You cannot use the same class as a math elective and as part of the upper
division track.
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The following classes cannot be used as part of the upper division
track: CSci 3921, INET 4031, INET 4707, INET 4081.
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CSci 4921 can be used as part of the CSE upper division track, but only as
part of the "out-of-department" credits.
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Start early! During their junior year, students should meet with a Computer Science
advisor to plan a mutually agreeable track based
on the student's academic interests. Students who are interested in tracks
that have a large number of prerequisite
courses should start planning sooner.
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If you have any questions as to whether a course can be used as part of
an upper division track, please contact the Computer Science Advisor.
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Out-of-department courses not listed in the track specifications above must be
approved by the Computer Science Advisor in advance.
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