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The chart below summarizes the changes to the BCS programs that are in effect as of Fall 2010. For a complete list of what you need to take, see the undergraduate calendar or our suggested study pattern. Please note that there are some important footnotes below the chart.
| PROGRAM |
NO LONGER REQUIRED |
NOTES |
| Software and Computing |
COMP 4804, MATH 21071, 31011; STAT 26052; non-science electives3 |
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| Management and Business |
MATH 21071, 31011; non-science electives3 |
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| Software Engineering |
COMP 4104 and 4804; MATH 21071, 31011; STAT 26052; non-science electives3 |
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| Network Computing |
COMP 4001, 4009, 4104, 4108, 4203, 4804; MATH 21071, 31011; STAT 26052; non-science electives3 |
There is now a choice: two of the six dropped COMP courses must be taken. |
| Security |
COMP 3002, 4004, 4104, 4203, 4804; MATH 21071, 31011; STAT 26052; non-science electives3 |
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| Game Development |
COMP 2405, 4004, 4104; MATH 20071, 21071; STAT 26052; 1.0 credit Experimental Science; non-science electives3 |
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| Biomedical Computing |
MATH 21071, 31011; STAT 25072; non-science electives3 |
New requirement: COMP 4804. See calendar for some minor CHEM/BIOL changes. |
| Psychology and Law |
MATH 21071, 31011; non-science electives3 |
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| Major |
CCDP 20004 |
The BCS Major used to be called the BCS General. |
IMPORTANT FOOTNOTES:
- The credits for the dropped MATH requirements move to more-general requirements:
- one of MATH 2007 or 3101 has been changed to one of MATH 2007, 2107, 3101
- 0.5 credits COMP 2000-level or above has been changed to1.0 credits COMP or MATH 2000-level or above.
- This STAT course is being replaced by a choice: STAT 2507 or 2605.
- The two categories of electives: Approved Arts or Social Sciences or Science or Business, and Approved Arts or Social Sciences or Business have been combined into Approved Arts or Social Sciences or Science or Business. As a result, it is now possible to do all of the electives in Science (outside CS and Math/Stats) if desired.
- CCDP is replaced by a choice of any MATH or COMP course at the 2000 level or above.
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