The Bachelor of Science program in Computer Science combines a solid core of Computer Science courses with the ability to gain real depth in another area through a required minor in a second subject. In addition, there are numerous choices in the curriculum for science and humanities courses. As computing is a discipline with strong links to many fields, this provides students with unparalleled flexibility to pursue allied (or non-allied) interests.

Prospective Students

Overview of B.S. in Computer Science
Undergraduate admissions
Admission requirements
Advanced Placement policy

Curriculum (revised June, 2006)

Curriculum requirements and suggested course sequence.
(NOTE: The curriculum has been revised for students entering in Fall, 2006 and is substantially different from the curriculum requirements printed in catalogs prior to 2006. This revised curriculum is binding on all students admitted for Fall, 2006 and later. Students admitted prior to Fall, 2006 should follow the prior requirements and prior course sequence published in their admit-year catalog.)
The minor requirement and Humanities and Arts requirements
Some suggested options for students with special interests
Information on the Senior Research Thesis program

Taking Computer Science as a secondary concentration (double major or minor) for non-majors

Course Information

The HUB Spring 2008 Course Schedule (EZ!)

The HUB Spring 2008 Course Schedule (complete university course information)

Spring 2008 CS Special Topics Courses and Related Courses of Interest

Spring 2008 SCS Undergraduate Textbooks

The HUB Summer 2008 Course Schedule (complete university course information)

The HUB Fall 2008 Course Schedule (EZ!)
The HUB Fall 2008 Course Schedule (complete university course information)
Fall 2008 CS Special Topics Courses and Related Courses of Interest
Fall 2008 SCS Undergraduate Textbooks

CS Undergraduate Course Descriptions

Student Run Courses (CHECK IT OUT!)

Current Students

The Carnegie Pulse (TC Pulse) (includes a nifty schedule displayer)
Schedule Man - courtesy of The Tartan

CS research opportunities for undergraduates
CMU Undergraduate Research Office: SURG research grants and other support
CMU Office of Scholarships and Fellowships
Tutor Information and Procedures
Summer Transfer Credit Form (pdf)
Independent Study Form (pdf)
Official Academic Calendars

Contacts

Klaus Sutner, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education
Mark Stehlik, Assistant Dean for Undergraduate Education
Jacobo Carrasquel, Freshman Advisor
Holly Hippensteel, Associate Dean of Student Affairs & SCS College Liaison
Catharine Fichtner, Senior Program Coordinator for Undergraduate Education
Heather Carney, Freshman Program Coordinator & Prospective Student Contact
Angie Brookins, Executive Assistant
Undergraduate Office: Wean Hall 5101, 412-268-3286

Maintained by Catharine Fichtner, SR Program Coordinator.