The bachelor's–accelerated master's (BAM) degree program options offer currently enrolled CU Boulder undergraduate students the opportunity to receive a bachelor's and master's degree in a shorter period of time. Students receive the bachelor's degree first but begin taking graduate coursework as undergraduates (typically in their senior year).

Any declarable program of at least 15 hours from any CU Boulder college (approved major, minor, certificate) ... CSCI 3656 (3) Numerical Computation, or APPM 4600 (4) Numerical Methods and Scientific Computing, or APPM 4650 (3) Intermediate ...

... Students must complete the Foundation, Core, Capstone as well as Computer Science electives to make the 58 required hours. All CSCI course prerequisites are enforced; see the course catalog for details.

Contact the Computer Science Department for specific degree requirements corresponding to a particular catalog year.128 semester credit hours are required to complete this degree.

Introduces curriculum, learning techniques, time management and career opportunities in Computer Science. Includes presentations from alumni and others with relevant educational and professional experience. Equivalent - Duplicate Degree Credit Not Granted: CSCI 1000 Requisites: Restricted to ...

Bachelor’s-accelerated master’s: A combined bachelor's (BS) and master's (MS) degree is offered for highly motivated undergraduate students. The BAM program allows students to take advanced courses at an accelerated pace, engage in an independent research project and obtain both degrees in five years.

CSC 2025 - Computer Architecture/Assembly Language Programming 4 Credits ... MAT 2420 - Calculus II: GT-MA1 5 Credits - Required for most Computer Science Programs at most four-year institutions.

This plan examines complex biological phenomena and topics including epidemiology, biotechnology, precision medicine and human health, genetics and genomics, environmental systems, data science, and scientific research. CU Boulder offers an interdisciplinary Computational Biology (CBIO) minor that can be completed in addition to either the CS B.A.

The program consists of 45 credit hours of computer science courses. We offer several pathways to complete those credits, including a 3-year plan, a 2-year plan and an accelerated plan to earn the degree in under 2 years.

Any declarable program of at least 15 hours from any CU Boulder college (approved major, minor, certificate) ... CSCI 3656 Numerical Computation* or APPM 4650, Intermediate Numerical Analysis 1 (only one of these will count towards the CSCI-BA) ...

... Students must complete the Foundation, Core, Capstone as well as Computer Science electives to make the 58 required hours. All CSCI course prerequisites are enforced; see the course catalog for details.

This degree prepares students to transfer to a four-year university to complete the second half of a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Computer Science. To be successful, a student should have strong math, computer and keyboarding skills, and be detail-oriented. Where requirements are listed as course ...

Listed below are suggested plans of study for working adults to complete the Applied Computer Science BS Degree. These pathways are considered guidelines, and students are free to adjust their targeted completion at any time. *Number of credit hours is indicated in parentheses ( ). ... Post-baccalaureate students may petition to pursue an accelerated pathway of 1.33 or 1.5 year completion.

Personal coursework and schedule for University of Colorado Boulder ... CSCI 3155 – Principles of Prog. Languages ... CSCI 3656-3, Numerical Computation or APPM 4650, Intermediate Numerical Analysis 1 (only one of these will count towards the CSEN-BS) ... TLEN 5842-3, Linux Systems Administration (formerly CSCI 4113 or TLEN 5833 Topics; only one of these will count toward the CSEN-BS) Additional courses from the below list to bring the total number of computer science credit hours to 58 or more.

The bachelor's–accelerated master's ... enrolled CU Boulder undergraduate students the opportunity to receive a bachelor's and master's degree in a shorter period of time. Students receive the bachelor's degree first but begin taking graduate coursework as undergraduates (typically in their senior year)...

Tuition and fees, financial aid, and military benefits information for the BS in Applied Computer Science.

Students must either complete 5 Elective specializations or a combination of 4 complete Elective specializations and three 1-credit Electives totaling 15 credits. Up to six credits/2 specializations from other CU Boulder degrees on Coursera ...

Students who take three courses per session complete the degree in about two years. Students must complete all courses (30 total credit hours) within eight years. However, per CU Boulder Graduate School policy, Graduate students may not register ...

For course offerings, meeting times, and course instructor information for the current term, please see the Buff Portal (log in with your IdentiKey) or Course Search (for those without campus login credentials). Descriptions for each section of a "Topics" course (CSCI 2830, 4830, 4831, and 7000) can be found in that section's "Class Notes" in Course Search . See the Course Catalog for course descriptions and prerequisites.The full list of Computer Science courses is available there, but not all courses are offered every year.

available minor or certificate from any of CU Boulder's colleges and · schools (Arts & Sciences, Business, EAS, CMDI, Education, Music). Students completing a dual degree (by pursuing another major) fulfill the · Additional Area of Study requirement with those plans.