Graduation checklist

Lots of people have asked me when I'm graduating. My usual response is some invented date a modest amount of time in the future, but in order to really analyze the situation, I now have a checklist.

Requirements from the 2001–2002 Undergraduate Bulletin

College of Arts and Sciences: Bachelor of science degree

• 60 hours in mathematics and natural sciences

  MATH 107H, 208H, 221H, 310H, 314, 445
  PHYS 211H, 212H, 213

• 6 hours in Area A: Communication

  ENGL 254

• 3 hours in Area B: Mathematics and Statistics

  MATH 107H, 208H

• 6 hours in Area C: Human Behavior, Culture and Social Organization

  ECON 211H, 212H
  ENGL 220
  GEOG 375

• 4 hours in Area D: Science and Technology

  CSCE 155H, 156H, 230
  PHYS 211H, 212H

• 1 hour of lab in Area D: Science and Technology

• 3 hours from sub-area 1 (History of Civilization) in Area E: Historical Studies

• 3 hours in Area F: Humanities

• 3 hours in Area G: Arts

• 3 hours in Area H: Ethnicity and Gender

  GEOG 375

• 0 hours in Area I: Languages—Classical and Modern

  CZEC 101, 102, 201, 202

• Areas C, E, F, G, and H fulfilled with no more than 9 hours from any one department

  ECON 211H, 212H
  ENGL 220
  GEOG 375

• 21 hours in Areas C, E, F, and G

  ECON 211H, 212H
  ENGL 220
  GEOG 375
  HIST 205

• 10 Integrative Studies courses

  CSCE 230, 310
  ENGL 220, 254
  GEOG 375
  MATH 107H, 208H, 221H, 310H, 314
  PHYS 211H, 212H

• Integrative Studies requirement fulfilled with no more than 3 courses from any one department

  CSCE 230, 310
  ENGL 220, 254
  GEOG 375
  MATH 107H, 208H, 221H
  PHYS 211H, 212H

• LIBR 110

  LIBR 110

Computer science major

• 41 hours of computer science

  CSCE 155H, 156H, 230, 230L, 251K, 251U, 251Y, 310, 340H, 361, 496

• 20 hours of mathematics

  MATH 107H, 208H, 221H, 314, 445

• 12 hours of science

  PHYS 211H, 212H, 213

• Plan A minor

• CSCE 155, 156, 230, 230L, 235, 251U, 251Y, 310, and 340

  CSCE 155H, 156H, 230, 230L, 251U, 251Y, 310, 340H

• 18 hours in the Software, Hardware, Mathematics of Computation, and Application Areas

• One 400-level course in the Software Area

• One 400-level course in the Hardware Area

• One 400-level course in the Mathematics of Computation Area

• One 400-level course in the Applications Area

• MATH 106, 107, 208; STAT 380 (or 481); and MATH 314

  MATH 107H, 208H, 314

• Science sequence

  PHYS 211H, 212H

Mathematics major

• Complete calculus sequence

  MATH 107H

• 24 hours of advanced courses

  MATH 208H, 221H, 314, 445

• MATH 221 and 314

  MATH 221H, 314

• Three 400-level mathematics or statistics courses other than MATH 496 and 497

  MATH 445

• Cumulative grade point average of 2.5 in advanced mathematics and statistics courses

Czech minor

• 6 hours in Czech in courses numbered above 300

  CZEC 301, 302

• 3 hours from 301, 302, 303, 304

  CZEC 301, 302

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