1. [PDF] Department of Computer Science and Engineering BS CSE Requirements
Mar 12, 2021 · CSE Technical Electives (choose at least 17 ... For detailed GE curriculum requirements and course lists visit advising.engineering.osu.edu ...
2. Bachelors of Science in Computer Science & Engineering (BS CSE)
Requirements for the specialization options dictate some core and technical elective choices. Curriculum for students first enrolled at Ohio State prior to AU18 ...
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3. [PDF] Sample: Consult routinely with an Advisor
CSE students wishing to explore options for technical electives or specific program information should contact an academic advisor in the CSE Advising Office ( ...
4. CSE Computer Science B.S. upper division pathways and associated ...
Students in the B.S. program need 23 credits of upper-division technical elective coursework, including at least one course that satisfies the upper ...
Students in the B.S. program need 23 credits of upper-division technical elective coursework, including at least one course that satisfies the upper division math-oriented requirement. The Department of Computer Science & Engineering has a wide variety of upper-division technical elective courses that have been grouped into areas of study. Rather than focusing on “choosing” an area of study, students are encouraged to view the technical elective courses as a way to go deeper into one or more specialties within computer science and use those courses as a way to further develop computer science knowledge and skills. The lists below are not meant to limit your course options; indeed, students are able to mix and match elective courses across areas if they want to explore more than one area of study. If students follow the recommendations below to have a focus in a given area, they can confidently add this information on their cv/resume. Beginning summer 2020, the previous 15 areas of study have been merged into 6. This new simplified structure can be summarized in two main changes: Historically identified "tracks" have been combined. For example, the four formally separate architecture, networking, security, and systems tracks have been merged into one “computer systems” area. As a consequence of the merging, these options are now more flexible (e.g., you can take a blend of security and networking classes while still progressing in the unified computer systems track). Each area...
5. CSE courses at Ohio State University | Coursicle OSU
CSE 1110. Introduction to Computing Technology ; CSE 1111. Introduction to Computer-Assisted Problem Solving ; CSE 1112. Introduction to Computer-Assisted Problem ...
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6. 2023-2024 CSE ELECTIVES AND TECHNICAL ELECTIVES
Please view the CS26 Fall 2023 Checklist for a full list of CSE Elective courses that can be used to fulfill major requirements. For Computer Science (CS26) ...
NOTE: Computer Science (CS26) majors admitted in FA23 and those who have switched to the Fall 2023 Computer Science (CS26) curriculum may not apply CSE Technical Electives towards fulfilling their major requirements. Please view the CS26 Fall 2023 Checklist for a full list of CSE Elective courses that can be used to fulfill major requirements. For Computer Science (CS26) majors following CS26 major requirements from FA22 or before, all CSE Electives or Technical Electives must be 4 or more units.
7. Courses | LSU Computer Science and Engineering
Technical Requirements. Students must complete a total of 6 credits of approved technical electives. At least one 3-credit elective must be from Group A while ...
In order to complete a degree, students must meet all requirements to enter into the College of Engineering. The degree requires 120 units including core courses, math courses, and electives. The following is meant to serve as a summary of required coursework. To learn more about the degree requirements, please visit the General Catalog or look through the course flowcharts.
8. Computer Science, BS < Oklahoma State University
CS Electives ; CS 4523, Cloud Computing and Distributed Systems, 3 ; CS 4570, Special Topics in Computing, 1-3 ; CS 4623, Introduction to Cyber Physical Systems, 3.
Requirements for Students Matriculating in or before Academic Year 2024-2025. Learn more about University Academic Regulation 3.1.
9. 2024-2025 CSE ELECTIVES AND TECHNICAL ELECTIVES
CSE ELECTIVES · Computer Science and Engineering · Cognitive Science · Data Science · Design · Economics · Education Studies · Electrical & Computer Engineering.
Students may not receive duplicate credit for equivalent courses. The UCSD General Catalog should be consulted for equivalency information and any restrictions placed on the courses. Additional restrictions are noted below. Any deviation from this list must be petitioned.
10. Computer Science (CS) - Oregon State University
Computer Science (CS). CS Course Schedule. CS 101, COMPUTERS: APPLICATIONS AND IMPLICATIONS, 4 Credits. The varieties of computer hardware and software ...
The varieties of computer hardware and software. The effects, positive and negative, of computers on human lives. Ethical implications of information technology. Hands-on experience with a variety of computer applications. Lec/lab.
11. Computer Science - OSU-Cascades
Sample Courses · Data Structures · Analysis of Algorithms · Mobile Software Development · Computer Architecture & Assembly Language · Operating Systems · Software ...
Degree Requirements
12. [PDF] BS in Computer Science (BSCS), 2022-2023 - UTA
6 Technical Elective courses out of which at least one must be. CSE 4305 Compilers, CSE 4303 Computer Graphics, or CSE 4360 Robotics. See list of approved ...
13. Computer Science (CS) < Oklahoma State University
Description: For students with minimal personal computer skills. Use of Internet and productivity software such as word processing, spreadsheets, databases, and ...
CS 1003 Computer Proficiency
14. Approved major (non-CSCI) technical electives for B.S. program - UMN-CSE
Of the 23 total upper division technical elective credits needed for the B.S. degree, a minimum of 11 out of 23 must come from 4xxx-5xxx level CSCI courses.
Of the 23 total upper division technical elective credits needed for the B.S. degree, a minimum of 11 out of 23 must come from 4xxx-5xxx level CSCI courses. The other 12 credits can come from non-CSCI-approved technical electives listed below. IMPORTANT NOTES:CS&E cannot provide you access to these courses. Please contact the instructor or department offering the course to gain access.Check the prerequisites for these courses to ensure that you are prepared to take them.Some options listed below may only be accessible or appropriate for students pursuing a double major or a minor in the area.The following classes are automatically approved as non-CSCI technical electives for the B.S. program:AEM 4602W Aeromechanics Laboratory - 4 crAST 4041 Computational Methods in the Physical Sciences - 4 crAST 5731 or STAT 5731 Bayesian Astrostatistics - 4 crBIOL 5272 Applied Biostatistics - 4 crCEGE 4121 Computer Applications II - 3 crCHEM 4021 Computational Chemistry - 3 crDES 5901 Principles of Wearable Technology - 2 crDSCI 4093 Senior Project Capstone - 4 cr (not automatically approved - students must provide more details on their project and how it incorporates programming or computational methods for approval)ECON 4261 Introduction to Econometrics - 4 crEE 4301 Digital Design With Programmable Logic - 4 crEE 4341 Embedded System Design - 4 crEE 4363 (cross-listed course for CSCI 4203) Computer Architecture and Machine Organization - 4 crEE 4541 Digital Signal Processing - 3 crEE 52...
15. Technical Electives & Basic Science- CSE
Technical Electives · *ENGR 7A & 7B must both be taken to count as a technical elective. · **Four (4) units of 199 coursework count as one technical elective.
Students must complete a minimum of two courses (3 or more units each) oftechnical electives chosen from the following:
