Students with high school calculus are encouraged to obtain advanced placement credit for MATH241 and take MATH242. The required 9 credits of CISC electives must be CISC courses numbered above 300. A person may not take CISC135 in a language and another course which includes teaching of that language. Sometimes a course can be used to satisfy more than one requirement simultaneously. However, the credits for such a course are counted only once towards your overall graduation credit requirements.
Some useful examples follow.
ENGL312 and ENGL410 can be used to satisfy both the departmental technical writing requirement and the University requirement of a second writing course. If ENGL312 or ENGL410 is taken after completion of 60 credits, then it will count as satisfying the College's second writing course requirement. If taken before or during the earning of 60 credits, another writing course is required to graduate. Note, however, that such a section of Computers, Ethics and Society does NOT fulfill the Department's ENGL 410 technical writing requirement. A course officially approved for a breadth requirement and as a second writing course may be used to satisfy both requirements simultaneously.