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| Hours | Courses |
|---|---|
| 11-12 | Calculus through Math 241 Calculus III |
| 4 | CS 125 Intro to Computer Science |
| 2 | CS 173 Discrete Structures |
| 4 | CS 225 Data Structure and Software Principles |
| 3 | CS 231 Computer Architecture I |
| 3 | CS 232 Computer Architecture II |
| 3 | CS 257 Numerical Methods |
| 3 | CS 273 Intro to the Theory of Computation |
| 4 | Stat 400 Statistics and Probability I or Math 461/Stat 451 Probability Theory I |
| 3 | Stat 410 Statistics and Probability II |
| 3 | Stat 428 Statistical Computing |
| 3 | Math 415 Linear Algebra or Math 418 Advanced Linear Algebra |
| 3 | Math 347 Fundamental Mathematics or Math 441 Differential Equations or Math 444 Elementary Real Analysis or Math 447 Real Variables |
| 3 | CS 473 Algorithms or CS 475 Formal Models of Computation |
| 3 | CS 421 Programming Languages and Compilers or CS 423 Operating Systems Design |
| 3 | CS 411 Database Systems or CS 418 Computer Graphics or CS 446 Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning |
| 3 | Stat 420 Methods of Applied Statistics or Stat 424 Analysis of Variance or Stat 425 Applied Regression and Design |
| 3 | Either Stat 100 Statistics taken during the first 60 hours of coursework (to provide the student an early introduction to statistical concepts), or an additional 400-level statistics course, of which Stat 426 Sampling and Categorical Data is recommended. (Taking the additional 400-level statistics course is designed for students who wish to take Stat 400 before their junior year.) |
| 0 - 6 | CS 499 Senior Thesis, or CS 492 Senior Project in CS I and either CS 493 Senior Project in CS II, ACP or CS 494 Senior Project in CS II. These courses are recommended but not required. |
| 9 - 11 | Electives |
For additional help in choosing courses, below are course flowcharts.
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