2012 - 2013

• 1. Introduction
• 2. Degree Programs
• 3. Application to Major
• 4. CSci Undergraduate D/D Plus Policy
• 5. Upper Division Track
  • 5.1. CLA Students
  • 5.2. CSE Students
  • 5.3. Upper Division Track Options
  • 5.4. Things to remember
  • 5.5. Upper Division Math-oriented Requirement
  • 5.6. CSci 4xxx and 5xxx Electives
  • 5.7. College of Continuing Education Networking Courses
• 6. Suggested 4 Year Plan
• 7. CS Requirements
• 8. Course Descriptions
• 9. Honors Program
• 10. Advising and APAS Reports
• 11. Closed Classes/First Day Policies
• 12. Academic Integrity
• 13. Disability Services
• 14. Academic Help and Survival Tips
• 15. Laboratory Policy
• 16. Student Opportunities
• 17. Graduation and Beyond
• 18. CSci Undergraduate Frequently Asked Questions
• 19. Contact Information
• 20. Appendix

5.5. Upper Division Math-oriented Requirement

Students working towards a BS degree in Computer Science are required to take an upper division math-oriented course. Options include: CSci 4011, 5302, 5304, 5403, 5421, 5471, 5481, 5525, and 4XXX or 5XXX math courses. If a math course is selected it must have a sophomore-level course as a prerequisite and be 3 or 4 credits. Students declare the course they intend to use to satisfy the advanced math oriented elective requirement when they fill out the upper division track form (available in the CSci Advising Office, Keller 4-196B).

Students are advised to verify with the Undergraduate Advisor that a math elective course will indeed fulfill the requirement. Please note that not all Math courses with 4xxx/5xxx numbers will satisfy the advanced math oriented elective requirement. Moreover, the multivariable calculus and the sequences, sets and foundations courses do not fulfill the math oriented elective requirement. Students who took multivariable calculus or sequence, sets and foundations prior to Fall 2002 (Fall 2003 for transfer students) may use that course as the math oriented elective.

The math-oriented requirement may not also be used as part of the upper division track.