I checked flowchart for BS CS and now we have to take an extra technical elective (It used to be 9 but now there is 12). Are there any other changes?

Also, if I'm about to graduate but they changed BS CS plan last minute, will I still be able to graduate? Like if I have 9 major guided electives, but they changed it to 12, does that mean I can't graduate?

Im looking at the flowchart and it’s basically set up for you to graduate in 4 years because each course has a prerequisite from the previous semester so my question is how can I get ahead? I’ve heard a lot of people graduate before but how do y’all do it with the prereqs in place.

I’m asking because for next spring it looks like I can only take a certain amount of classes but not enough to equal 15 credit hours but idk what else to take since everything has a prerequisite? (I came in with all my cores and free electives already, I’m a freshman)

AP Transfer Credit (22 hours)

1. All of Physics (8 hours)

2. All of Calculus (8 hours)

3. Intro to CS (3 hours)

4. English Language (AP score of 3 - no Rhetoric credit - 3 hours free elective)

Fall 2018 (16 hours)

1. CS 1200 - Intro CS

2. ECS 1100

3. CS 2336: Computer Science II

4. CS 2305: Discrete Math

5. MATH 2418: Linear Algebra

6. Principles of Macroeconomics (CV) (3 hours - free elective)

Wintermester - Richland 2018 (3 hours)

1. English Composition II (3 hours) - done

Spring 2019 (18 hours)

1. CGS 2301: Cognitive Science (turned out to be useless bc no science elective credit fuck u utd)

2. CS 3305: Discrete Math II

3. CS 3340: Comp Arch

4. CS 3341: Prob & Stats

5. CS 3345: DS & Algo

6. CS 3377: C/C++ Programming in a UNIX Env

Summer 2019 (4 hours):

1. Internship (1 hr free elective)

2. oceanography - random online class to get AES (3 hrs)

CLEPs (12 hours)

1. US History I

2. US History II

3. Western Civilization I

4. General Biology

Fall 2019 (18 hours)

1. CS 4390: Computer Networks (guided electives)

2. CS 4348: Operating Systems

3. CS 4349: Advanced Algorithm Design and Analysis

4. CS 4375: Machine Learning (Guided Elective)

5. CS 4347: Introduction to Database Systems

6. CS 4365: Artificial Intelligence (Guided Elective)

Spring 2020 (16 hours)

1. ECS 3390: Professional & Technical Communication

2. CS 4384: Automata Theory

3. CS 3354: Software Engineering

4. CS 4337: Organization of Programming Languages

5. CS 4341: Digital Logic and Computer Design

6. CS 4141: Digital Systems Lab

Summer 2020 (17 hours)

1. CS 4485: Senior Design

2. ECS 3361: Social and Ethical Issues in CS

3. ECS 3161: Professional Responsibility in CS

4. Texas Government (3 hours)

5. American Government (3 hours)

6. Music/art/theater Appreciation

>> GRADUATION

This is the degree flowchart for Computer Engineering at UT Dallas. UTD is a decently high ranked engineering school so I was wondering how does this degree plan look and has anyone possibly attended UTD and have thoughts on their courses?

I am a rising freshman for UTD and am about to attend my Freshmen Orientation. I have everything doe and decided except for what classes I want to take and unfortunately my academic advisor is booked well beyond my orientation date. I was wondering if there was any other way to find out what classes I should take or if I should just follow the flowchart that UTD has for each major. I am majoring in Comp Sci if that helps. Thanks in advance.

Hello guys, is this schedule manageable for CS student? I don't have any limitations, full time student and if it's okay, can you recommend any good professor for the classes?

Spring (2024)

• CS 3305 - Discrete Math for Computing II (Jason Jue)

• CS 2340 - Computer Architecture (Mazidi)

• CS 3341 - Probability & Statistics in CS (Tristan Whalen)

• CS 3345 - Algorithm Analysis & Data Structure (Omar Hamdy)

• CS 3354 - Software Engineering

Summer

• MATH 2418 - Linear Algebra

• CS 3377 - C/C++ Programming in a UNIX Environment

• CS 4337 - Programming Language Paradigms

Fall

• CS 4341 - Digital Logic and Computer Design

• CS 4141 - Digital Systems Laboratory

• CS 4348 - Operating Systems Concepts

• CS 4349 - Adv Data Structures & Algorithms

• CS 4347 - Database Systems C

Spring (2025)

• ECS 3390 - Professional & Technical Comm

• CS 4384 - Automata Theory

• CS 4352 - Human Computer Interactions I (CS guide elective)

• CS 4375 - Introduction to Machine Learning (CS guide elective)

Summer

• Intern

Fall

• CS 4485 - CS project

• CS 3162 - Prof. Responsibility in CS and SE

• CS guide elective CS 4390 - Computer Networks

Edited: I already have credits for all free electives.

On my CS flowchart i see multiple different paths. Do i take one or them all? I’m just confused.