If you are interested in two or more areas of study, you should consider the options of planning an individually designed major, or of adopting one or more of the minor programs offered by the college to complement your major. If you complete two majors, you may petition for recognition that you have completed all the requirements for study of a major in addition to your selected major. At least 80 percent of the upper division units used to satisfy course and unit requirements in each major selected must be unique and not duplicate those of the other major. In planning for multiple majors, you should determine the total requirements needed for each major as well as for graduation from each college involved. College of Engineering.
Engineering has several established double majors.
Enrollment in combinations of engineering majors other than the established double majors or in an engineering major and a non-engineering major may be possible. Double-major students must satisfy the requirements for both majors. Degree requirements for such double majors ordinarily cannot be completed within four academic years. The Department of Computer Science does not allow double majors of Computer Science Engineering and Computer Engineering, or Computer Science Engineering and Electrical Engineering, or Computer Science Engineering and Computer Science. If you want to double major in any of the over-subscribed majors listed in the engineering majors above, you will be subject to the additional restrictions for transferring into those majors and must satisfy the requirements of both majors.