Under special circumstances, and with approval of the Dean, a student may select a unique specialization in which the general philosophy and requirements of the program are not violated. Students presently enrolled in the program may not take any required courses, including supporting courses, as a transient student at any other institution. Qualified students may enroll in a program that results in both a bachelors degree and a masters degree. Admission to the program is competitive. Students must apply in the second quarter of their junior year.
Financial aid is available to students admitted to the program.
Students who interrupt their program for more than one calendar year are considered new students with regard to catalogue selection. This includes courses in CIS and all required supporting courses. Students who are not exempt from EH 101 must take EH 101. The College of Engineering and the School of Computer and Information Sciences offer a program leading to the Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering. The degree is granted by the College of Engineering.