Our Core courses enrich, expand, and discipline the inquiring mind. Individualized Option in Math and Computer Science For students with a strong background in mathematics and computing, the Core requirements can be fulfilled with an individualized option. See Core Curriculum booklet for details. Incoming students who have declared majors are matched with faculty mentors from the chosen department. Other students are matched as closely as possible with mentors who share their academic interests.
Mentors serve as academic advisors and as resources for all kinds of student questions and concerns.
In addition, UDCC provides opportunities for students to experience cultural events at the University and in the wider Denver community. Core 1000 is designed to expose students to the disciplines that make up the modern university. The sequence gives students a substantial interdisciplinary grounding in the areas composing the humanities. Coordinated Humanities is open only to entering first-year students, who must apply in advance. If you take a three-quarter thematic sequence, Core 2000 requirements are reduced by four hours.