Computer Science Dept. Policy for Undergraduates

The Computer Science Project Sequence

All Computer Science majors must take a one- or two-semester project course from an approved department list. Students who take an approved one-semester project course such as Compiler Writing must take two additional CS electives; otherwise, only one additional CS elective is needed. Students may not take more than 6 credits from any combination of the following: 91.401, 91.402, 91.460, and 91.490.

Courses That Form CS Project Sequences

First Semester	Second Semester
91.309 Database I	91.310 Database II
91.401 Software Project Lab I	91.402 Software Project Lab II
91.406 Introduction to Compiler Writing	Additional CS Elective
91.411 Software Engineering I	91.412 Software Engineering II
91.413 Data Communications I	91.414 Data Communications II or 91.561 Computer Security I
91.420 Artificial Intelligence	91.421 Machine Learning and Data Mining
91.427 Graphics I	91.428 Graphics II
91.450 Robotics I	91.451 Robotics II
91.461 GUI Programming I	91.462 GUI Programming II
91.561 Computer Security I	91.562 Computer Security II

Schedule of CS Project Course Offerings

Fall-Spring Cycle
Course pairs offered in years when the Fall semester occurs in an EVEN-numbered year		Course pairs offered in years when the Fall semester occurs in an ODD-numbered year
Fall 08, 10, 12, etc.	Spring 09, 11, 13, etc.	Fall 09, 11, 13, etc.	Spring 10, 12, 14, etc.
91.427 Graphics I	91.428 Graphics II	91.413 Data Communication I	91.414 Data Communication II
91.461 GUI Programming I	91.462 GUI Programming II	91.450 Robotics I	91.451 Robotics II

Spring-Fall Cycle
Course pairs offered in years when the Fall semester occurs in an EVEN-numbered year		Course pairs offered in years when the Fall semester occurs in an ODD-numbered year
Spring 08, 10, 12, etc.	Fall 08, 10, 12, etc.	Spring 09, 11, 13, etc.	Fall 09, 11, 13, etc.
91.309 Database I	91.310 Database II	91.411 Software Engineering I	91.412 Software Engineering II
91.xxx CS elective	91.406 Compiler Construction	91.420 Artificial Intelligence	91.421 Machine Learning & Data Mining

Please direct questions to Prof. Jesse M. Heines, UML CS Undergraduate Coordinator, heines@cs.uml.edu