The student may not use an Independent Study or Internship to count as the additional upper-level course. Students majoring in computer science are encouraged to complete a concentration of courses or even a second major in at least one other field. An undergraduate CS major may enroll in a graduate CS class and receive credit for one of the five required upper-level courses. Permission of the instructor is required. An algebra, trigonometry, or precalculus course may NOT be used as part of a related area.
Students majoring in computer science also select their related areas from many other fields.
Credit by exam is not available. Prior to completing the three courses, a student may also meet with the Director of Undergraduate Programs. See the ideal plan page for a sample four year program. Check the Course Description newspaper to determine which courses are being offered for W credit.