Updated August 18th, 2025
If you were admitted to CS26 before Fall 2023 and want to switch to the New Fall 2024 curriculum, you will need to fill out the Intent to Change Degree Audit FA23 form first to review the updated major requirements and policies. Once you complete the form, please message us in the VAC and mention you would like to switch to the FA24 curriculum.
If you were admitted to CS26 in FA23 and would like to switch to the FA24 requirements, please send us a VAC message to CSE Advising to let us know that you would like your degree audit updated. Students may request this starting September 1st 2024. FA23 admits do not need to complete the Intent to Change Degree Audit form.
This is CSE’s biggest major, preparing students to contribute to the profound societal changes being brought about by innovations in computing. The lower-division course requirements of CS26 are designed to provide a strong foundation in mathematics, programming methodology and skills, and computer organization. Upper-division core courses deal with the theory and design of algorithms and designing and building software systems at scale.
Once students have taken our Core Courses, their choice of elective courses allows students to explore multiple paths to graduation and dive into areas of specialization integrating
- (Systems) The implementation of abstractions behind, and security of, computer hardware, software, and networking.
- (Theory/Abstraction) Abstract computational ideas using mathematical or formal tools.
- (Applications of Computing) Applying appropriate computing knowledge and problem-solving techniques to guide and shape the impact of computing on the world.
Focus sheets: We offer this tool to help students explore a specific focus in computer science. Nonetheless, CS26 majors on the FA23 curriculum may choose any elective course tagged in each elective category that meets your interests and academic goals. The Computer Science major at UC San Diego does not offer official specializations: students who complete the courses outlined on this worksheet will not earn an official designation of this specialization on their degree. This tool should be used as a starting point for exploring your interests and making informed decisions about your college coursework. Please connect with your CSE major advisor through the Virtual Advising Center to build your long-term plan, ensure that your coursework aligns with your academic goals, and answer questions about your degree audit and tagged electives.
Degree Planning:
BS Computer Science Checklist (Fall 2025 Curriculum): a checklist for all major requirements for students on the Fall 2025 Curriculum
- CS26 Major Policies
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- All major requirements must be taken for a letter grade AND passed with a C- or better (with the exceptions of: CSE 91, CSE 95, CSE 197, CSE 198, and CSE 199).
- A maximum of 12 units of P/NP courses may count, chosen from: a maximum of 8 units of CSE 109, CSE 198 or CSE 199 or 199H; a maximum of 4 units of CSE 197.
- Students may use 8 units of CSE 198 or CSE 199 or CSE 199H towards CSE elective requirements.
- Students may use up to 8 units of ENG 100D/ENG 100L courses towards upper division CSE Elective credits (as part of the 8 units maximum of CSE 198/199/199H Special Studies courses allowed). You are NOT able to take ENG 100D twice.
- A maximum of 12 units of CSE 190 can be used towards Open CSE elective credit. May be repeated for credit max 3 times (maximum of 12 units; assuming courses taken for a different topic).
- Please visit the CSE 190 website for current offerings and to view the tag for each course.
- Undergraduate students may use CSE graduate-level courses towards their major requirements, but may need a petition if they have taken the equivalent/similar undergraduate course.
- Undergraduate students must get instructor's permission and departmental approval (EASy request) to enroll in a graduate course.
- CSE 291's are topics courses and are counted as part of the maximum of three CSE 190's allowed for CSE electives.
- Untagged upper division CSE courses that may be used as Open CSE Electives are CSE 109 (2 units), CSE 190 (tagged based on offering), CSE 192, CSE 195, CSE 197, CSE 198, CSE 199, CSE 199H.
- CSE courses that may not be used as Open CSE Electives courses toward the CS degree are: CSE 180, CSE 180R.
2025-2026 CS26 ELECTIVES
CS majors (CS26) must complete 24 units of CSE Electives.
- Computer Science and Engineering
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Any upper-division CSE course between CSE 100-190, 193, 194 that is not being used for another major requirement (and is taken for a letter grade and passed with a C- or better) may be used towards an upper-division "CSE Elective" for the CS29 major.
Each CSE Elective course is “tagged” as Systems, Theory, Applications of Computing, and/or Open CSE Electives. Students may view the full list of tagged CSE courses on the CSE Undergraduate Program Catalog.
- Cognitive Science
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COGS 108 - Data Science in Practice (4) - Applications of Computing
COGS 109 - Modeling and Data Analysis (4) - Applications of Computing
COGS 118A - Supervised Machine Learning Algorithms (4) - Applications of Computing
COGS 118B - Intro to Machine Learning II (4) - Applications of Computing
COGS 118C - Neural Signal Processing (4) - Applications of Computing
COGS 120 - Interaction Design (5) - Applications of Computing
COGS 121 - Human Computer Interaction Programming Studio (4) - Applications of Computing
COGS 122 - Startup Studio (4) - Applications of Computing
COGS 123 - Social Computing (4) - Applications of Computing
COGS 124 - HCI Technical Systems Research (4) - Applications of Computing
COGS 125 - Advanced Interaction Design (4) - Applications of Computing
COGS 126 - Human-Computer Interaction (4) - Applications of Computing
COGS 127 - Designing Human-Data Interactions (4) - Applications of Computing
COGS 181 - Neural Networks/Deep Learning (4) - Applications of Computing
COGS 185 - Advanced Machine Learning Methods (4) - Applications of Computing
COGS 186 - Genetic Algorithms (4) - Applications of Computing
COGS 187A - Usability and Information Architecture (6) - Applications of Computing
COGS 187B - Practicum in Professional Web Design (4) - Applications of Computing
COGS 188 - Artificial Intelligence Algorithms (4) - Applications of Computing
COGS 189 - Brain Computer Interfaces (4) - Applications of Computing
Please use the UC San Diego EASy Course Pre-Authorization Forms for COGS course clearance.
- Data Science
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DSC 100 - Introduction to Data Management (4) - Applications of Computing
- Design
- Economics
- Education Studies
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EDS 124AR - Teaching Computation in the Digital World (4) - Applications of Computing
EDS 124BR - Teaching Computational Thinking for Everyone (4) - Applications of Computing
- Electrical & Computer Engineering (ECE)
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ECE 111 - Advanced Digital Design Project (4) - Systems
ECE 140A - The Art of Product Engineering I (4) - Systems or Applications of Computing
ECE 140B - The Art of Product Engineering II (4) - Systems or Applications of Computing
ECE 148 - Introduction to Autonomous Vehicles (4) - Applications of Computing - may be used as a CSE Elective for CS26 majors on the FA23 or later curriculum plans; pre-FA23 CS26 majors may use it as a Technical Elective.
- Engineering (Global Ties)
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ENG 100D/ENG 100L: Principles of Team Engineering: globalties.ucsd.edu
- Students may use up to 8 units of ENG 100D/ENG 100L courses towards upper division CSE Elective credits (as part of the 8 units maximum of CSE 198/199/199H Special Studies courses allowed). You are NOT able to take ENG 100D twice.
- Students must take ENG 100L twice (2 units each time) to receive credit for upper division CSE Elective (not exceeding the 8 units of CSE 198/199/199H Special Studies courses); students may not combine this course with another 2 unit or 6 unit course.
- Students may request to have their degree audit updated by contacting the Virtual Advising Center.
- Linguistics
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LIGN 165 - Computational Linguistics (4) - Applications of Computing
LIGN 167 - Deep Learning for Natural Language Understanding (4) - Applications of Computing
- Mathematics
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MATH 114 - Introduction to Computational Stochastics (4) - Applications of Computing
MATH 155A - Geometric Computer Graphics (4) - Applications of Computing
MATH 170A - Introduction to Numerical Analysis: Linear Algebra (4) - Theory
MATH 170B - Introduction to Numerical Analysis: Approximation and Nonlinear Equations (4) - Theory
MATH 170C - Introduction to Numerical Analysis: Ordinary Differential Equations (4) - Theory
MATH 171A - Introduction to Numerical Optimization: Linear Programming (4) - Theory
MATH 171B - Introduction to Numerical Optimization: Nonlinear Programming (4) - Theory
MATH 173A - Optimization Methods for Data Science I (4) - Theory
MATH 173B - Optimization Methods for Data Science II (4) - Theory
MATH 181D - Statistical Learning (4) - Theory
MATH 185 - Introduction to Computational Statistics (4) - Theory
MATH 187A - Introduction to Cryptography (4) - Theory
MATH 189 - Exploratory Data Analysis and Inference (4) - Applications of Computing
- Music
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MUS 171 - Computer Music I (4) - Applications of Computing
MUS 172 - Computer Music ll (4) - Applications of Computing
MUS 177 - Music Programming (4) - Applications of Computing
- Visual Arts
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VIS 141A - Computer Programming for the Arts I (4) - Applications of Computing
VIS 141B - Computer Programming for the Arts II (4) - Applications of Computing
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BS Computer Science Checklist (FA24 and Prior):
- BS Computer Science Checklist (Fall 2024 Curriculum): a checklist for all major requirements for students on the Fall 2023 Curriculum
- All major requirements must be taken for a letter grade AND passed with a C- or better (with the exceptions of: CSE 91, CSE 95, CSE 197, CSE 198, and CSE 199).
- A maximum of 12 units of P/NP courses may count, chosen from: a maximum of 8 units of CSE 198 or CSE 199 or 199H; a maximum of 4 units of CSE 197.
- Students may use 8 units of CSE 198 or CSE 199 or CSE 199H towards CSE elective requirements.
- Students may use up to 8 units of ENG 100D/ENG 100L courses towards upper division CSE Elective credits (as part of the 8 units maximum of CSE 198/199/199H Special Studies courses allowed). You are NOT able to take ENG 100D twice.
- A maximum of 12 units of CSE 190 can be used towards Open CSE elective credit. May be repeated for credit max 3 times (maximum of 12 units; assuming courses taken for a different topic).
- Please visit the CSE 190 website for current offerings and to view the tag for each course.
- Undergraduate students may use CSE graduate-level courses towards their major requirements, but may need a petition if they have taken the equivalent/similar undergraduate course.
- Undergraduate students must get instructor's permission and departmental approval (EASy request) to enroll in a graduate course.
- CSE 291's are topics courses and are counted as part of the maximum of three CSE 190's allowed for CSE electives.
- Untagged upper division CSE courses that may be used as Open CSE Electives are CSE 109 (2 units), CSE 190 (tagged based on offering), CSE 192, CSE 195, CSE 197, CSE 198, CSE 199, CSE 199H.
- CSE courses that may not be used as Open CSE Electives courses toward the CS degree are: CSE 180, CSE 180R.
- CSE 15L (2 units) will be replaced with CSE 29 (4 units) in Spring 2024. A new updated version of CSE 30 will be offered Fall 2024. For students admitted in FA24, to accommodate the two additional units for CSE 29, the General Science requirement will be reduced by one course and the Computer Science and Engineering lower-division elective will be increased by two units.
- BS Computer Science Checklist (Fall 2023 Curriculum): a checklist for all major requirements for students on the Fall 2023 Curriculum
- All major requirements must be taken for a letter grade AND passed with a C- or better (with the exceptions of: CSE 91, CSE 95, CSE 197, CSE 198, and CSE 199).
- Any upper-division CSE course between CSE 100-190, 193, 194 that is not being used for another major requirement (and is taken for a letter grade) may be used towards an upper-division "Open CSE Elective".
- A maximum of 12 units of P/NP courses may count, chosen from: a maximum of 8 units of CSE 198 or CSE 199 or 199H; a maximum of 4 units of CSE 197.
- Students may use 8 units of CSE 198 or CSE 199 or CSE 199H towards CSE elective requirements.
- Students may use up to 8 units of ENG 100D/ENG 100L courses towards upper division CSE Elective credits (as part of the 8 units maximum of CSE 198/199/199H Special Studies courses allowed). You are NOT able to take ENG 100D twice.
- Students must take ENG 100L twice (2 units each time) to receive credit for one elective credit; students may not combine this course with another 2 unit or 6 unit course.
- A maximum of 12 units of CSE 190 can be used towards Open CSE elective credit. May be repeated for credit max 3 times (maximum of 12 units; assuming courses taken for a different topic).
- Please visit the CSE 190 website for current offerings and to view the tag for each course.
- Undergraduate students may use CSE graduate-level courses towards their major requirements, but may need a petition if they have taken the equivalent/similar undergraduate course.
- Undergraduate students must get instructor's permission and departmental approval (EASy request) to enroll in a graduate course.
- CSE 291's are topics courses and are counted as part of the maximum of three CSE 190's allowed for CSE electives.
- Untagged upper division CSE courses that may be used as Open CSE Electives are CSE 109 (2 units), CSE 190 (tagged based on offering), CSE 192, CSE 195, CSE 197, CSE 198, CSE 199, CSE 199H.
- CSE courses that may not be used as Open CSE Electives courses toward the CS degree are: CSE 180, CSE 180R.
- BS Computer Science Checklist (Fall 2022 Curriculum): a checklist of all major requirements for students on the Fall 2022 curriculum
- All major requirements must be taken for a letter grade AND passed with a C- or better (with the exception of CSE 91, CSE 95, 197, 198, and 199).
- BS Computer Science Checklist (Fall 2021 Curriculum): a checklist of all major requirements for students on the Fall 2021 curriculum
- All major requirements must be taken for a letter grade AND passed with a C- or better (with the exception of CSE 95, 197, 198, and 199).
- BS Computer Science Checklist (Fall 2020 Curriculum): a checklist of all major requirements for students on the Fall 2020 curriculum
- All major requirements must be taken for a letter grade AND passed with a C- or better (with the exception of CSE 95, 197, 198, and 199).
- BS Computer Science Checklist (Fall 2019 Curriculum): a checklist of all major requirements for students on the Fall 2019 curriculum
- All major requirements must be taken for a letter grade AND passed with a C- or better (with the exception of CSE 95, 197, 198, and 199).
- BS Computer Science Checklist (Fall 2017 Curriculum): a checklist of all major requirements for students on the Fall 2017 curriculum
- All major requirements must be taken for a letter grade (with the exception of CSE 95, 197, 198, and 199).
- For CSE majors on an old degree curriculum, if you want to switch to Fall 2017 requirements, please send a request to advising through the Virtual Advising Center (VAC) or come in to meet with an advisor
Four Year Plans
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Academic Planning Worksheet (link to copy a Google Sheet): blank worksheet for students to be able to create a sample long term plan which can be brought to an advising meeting
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Sample Plans By College: sample long term plan that includes college requirements
- Sample 4 Year Plan
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These plans only include CSE major requirements. For questions regarding your college and university requirements, please check with your college.
YEAR
FALL
WINTER
SPRING
First Year
CSE 8A or CSE 11*1
MATH 20A
LDE
CSE 11*1
MATH 20B
LDE
CSE 12
CSE 20*2
MATH 20C
Second Year
CSE 21*3
CSE 29
CSE General Science
CSE 30
CSE 100
Math 18
CSE 101
CSE 110
Statistics
Third Year
Systems Elective
Theory/Abstraction Elective
Applications Elective
Systems Electives
Theory/Abstraction Elective
Applications Elective
Systems Elective
Theory/Abstraction Elective
Applications Elective
Fourth Year
Open CSE Elective*4
Open CSE Elective*4
Open CSE Elective*4
Open CSE Elective*4
Open CSE Elective*4
Open CSE Elective*4
*1: Students who do not have programming experience should begin with the two-track course: CSE 8A (take CSE 11 in the second quarter). Students who have programming experience may begin with CSE 11 (take CSE 12 and CSE 29 in the second quarter).
*2: CSE 20 may be substituted with MATH 109 or MATH 31CH. This is a manual update an advisor needs to make. Send a message through the Virtual Advising Center (VAC).
*3: CSE 21 may be substituted with MATH 154 or MATH 184. This is a manual update an advisor needs to make. Send a message through the Virtual Advising Center (VAC). *Effective Winter 2023: CSE 21 may be substituted with MATH 154 or MATH 184 or MATH 188*
*4: Open CSE Electives: CSE UD courses, including Special Studies along with any non-CSE courses that have any of the above tags. For a full list of policies and limitations on Open CSE Electives, please visit the CSE Electives website
Transfer Students
Transfer students are in a special situation where the credits they come in with vary vastly from one student to another. To assist transfer students with their long term plans for completing major requirements, we have created different long term plans with different entry points depending on the CSE credits students typically come in with. These plans only include CSE major requirements, for questions regarding your college and university requirements, please check with your college.
*These plans only focus on CSE coursework. For a list of all CSE Major requirements (including math and general science courses needed), please see the BS Computer Science Checklist above.
- Incoming Computer Science (CS26) Majors with Transfer Credit for CSE 11, 12 and 20, click here for Sample Long-Term Plan
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Fall Quarter - Year One
Winter Quarter - Year One
Spring Quarter - Year One
Open Elective
CSE 100/100R
CSE 110
CSE 21*3
CSE 101
Systems Elective
CSE 29*1
Statistics
Abstraction Elective
CSE 30
Application Elective
Fall Quarter - Year Two
Winter Quarter - Year Two
Spring Quarter - Year Two
Systems Electives
Systems Elective
Open CSE Electives*4
Open CSE Electives*4
Abstraction Elective
Open CSE Elective*4
Application Electives
Applications Electives
Open CSE Electives*4
Abstraction Elective
Open CSE Electives*4
Open CSE Electives*4
*3: CSE 21 may be substituted with MATH 154 or MATH 184. This is a manual update an advisor needs to make. Send a message through the Virtual Advising Center (VAC). *Effective Winter 2023: CSE 21 may be substituted with MATH 154 or MATH 184 or MATH 188*
*4: Open CSE Electives: CSE UD courses, including Special Studies along with any non-CSE courses that have any of the above tags. For a full list of policies and limitations on Open CSE Electives, please visit the CSE Electives website
- Incoming Computer Science (CS26) Majors with Transfer Credit for CSE 11, 12, 20, and 30 click here for Sample Long-Term Plan
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Fall Quarter - Year One
Winter Quarter - Year One
Spring Quarter - Year One
CSE 21*3
CSE 100/100R
CSE 110
CSE 29
CSE 101
Systems Elective
Statistics
Abstraction Elective
Application Elective
Fall Quarter - Year Two
Winter Quarter - Year Two
Spring Quarter - Year Two
Systems Electives
Systems Elective
Open CSE Electives*4
Open CSE Electives*4
Abstraction Elective
Open CSE Elective*4
Application Electives
Applications Electives
Open CSE Electives*4
Abstraction Elective
Open CSE Electives*4
Open CSE Electives*4
*3: CSE 21 may be substituted with MATH 154 or MATH 184. This is a manual update an advisor needs to make. Send a message through the Virtual Advising Center (VAC). *Effective Winter 2023: CSE 21 may be substituted with MATH 154 or MATH 184 or MATH 188*
*4: Open CSE Electives: CSE UD courses, including Special Studies along with any non-CSE courses that have any of the above tags. For a full list of policies and limitations on Open CSE Electives, please visit the CSE Electives website
FALL 2022 Curriculum and Prior Sample Plans
Four-Year Plans:
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Academic Planning Worksheet (link to copy a Google Sheet): blank worksheet for students to be able to create a sample long term plan which can be brought to an advising meeting
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Sample Plans By College: sample long term plan that includes college requirements
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Sample 4-year Plan (Fall 2022 Curriculum)
- Sample 4-year Plan (Fall 2022 Curriculum):
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YEAR
FALL
WINTER
SPRING
First Year
CSE 8A or 11*1
MATH 20A
GE
LDE
CSE 8B*1
MATH 20B
GE
GE
CSE 12
CSE 15L
CSE 20*2
MATH 20C
Second Year
CSE 21*3
CSE 30
CSE General Science
CSE 100
CSE 105
CSE General Science
CSE 101
CSE 110
MATH 18
Third Year
CSE 140
CSE 140L
Statistics
Systems/Networks
CSE 141 or 142*2
CSE 141L or 142L*2
Language/Databases
Learning/Vision/Graphics
CSE Elective
Fourth Year
Security/Cryptography
CSE Elective
CSE Elective (CSE 197)
CSE Elective*4
CSE Elective*4
CSE Elective (or Technical Elective) *4
CSE Elective (or Technical Elective)
*1: Students who do not have programming experience should begin with the two-track course: CSE 8A (take CSE 8B in the second quarter). Students who have programming experience may begin with CSE 11 (take CSE 12 and CSE 15L in the second quarter).
*2: CSE 20 may be substituted with MATH 109 or MATH 31CH. This is a manual update an advisor needs to make. Send a message through the Virtual Advising Center (VAC).
*3: CSE 21 may be substituted with MATH 154 or MATH 184. This is a manual update an advisor needs to make. Send a message through the Virtual Advising Center (VAC). *Effective Winter 2023: CSE 21 may be substituted with MATH 154 or MATH 184 or MATH 188*
*4: Students must either take CSE 141 + 141L or CSE 142 + 142L.
*Electives: Students are permitted to take any of these pre-approved courses to fulfill their CSE Electives and Technical Electives requirements. Please note that courses on this list may not automatically populate in the correct area of a student's degree audit. In order to update the audit, please contact the CSE major advisors through the Virtual Advising Center (VAC).
Major restrictions - The following majors may NOT double major or minor in CSE:
- Any majors that fall under the Jacob's School of Engineering
- Data Science majors (DS25)
- Math-Computer Science majors (MA30)
Transfer Students:
Transfer students are in a special situation where the credits they come in with vary vastly from one student to another. To assist transfer students with their long term plans for completing major requirements, we have created different long term plans with different entry points depending on the CSE credits students typically come in with. These plans only include CSE major requirements, for questions regarding your college and university requirements please check with your college.
*These plans only focus on CSE coursework. For a list of all CSE Major requirements (including math and general science courses needed), please see the BS Computer Science Checklist above.
- Incoming Computer Science (CS26) majors with transfer credit for CSE 8A and CSE 20, click here for sample long-term plan.
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Fall Quarter - Year One
Winter Quarter - Year One
Spring Quarter - Year One
CSE 11
CSE 12
CSE 30
CSE 21
CSE 15L
Systems
Technical Elective
CSE Elective
CSE Elective
Technical Elective
Fall Quarter - Year Two
Winter Quarter - Year Two
Spring Quarter - Year Two
CSE 100
CSE 101
CSE 120/123/124
CSE 140
CSE 130/CSE 132A
CSE 141 or 142
CSE 140L
CSE 110
CSE 141L or 142L
Statistics
CSE Electives
CSE Electives
Fall Quarter - Year Three
CSE 107/127
CSE 150/151/152/158/167
CSE Elective
- Incoming Computer Science (CS26) majors with transfer credit for CSE 11 and CSE 20, click here for sample long-term plan.
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Fall Quarter - Year One
Winter Quarter - Year One
Spring Quarter - Year One
CSE 12
CSE 30
CSE 100
CSE 15L
CSE 105
CSE 140
CSE 21
Technical Elective
CSE 140L
Technical Elective
CSE Elective
Fall Quarter - Year Two
Winter Quarter - Year Two
Spring Quarter - Year Two
CSE 101
CSE 141 or CSE 142L
CSE 120/123/124
CSE 110
CSE 141L or 142L
CSE 141 or 142
Statistics
CSE 120/123/124
CSE 141L or 142L
CSE Electives
CSE Electives
Fall Quarter - Year Three CSE 107/127
CSE 150/151/152/158/167
CSE Elective
- Incoming Computer Science (CS26) majors with transfer credit for CSE 11, CSE 12 and CSE 20, click here for sample long-term plan.
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Fall Quarter - Year One
Winter Quarter - Year One
Spring Quarter - Year One
CSE 15L
CSE 100/100R
CSE 101
CSE 21
CSE 105
CSE 110
CSE 30
CSE 140
CSE Elective
CSE 140L
Technical Elective
Fall Quarter - Year Two
Winter Quarter - Year Two
Spring Quarter - Year Two
CSE 120/123/124
CSE 130/132A
CSE 107/127
Statistics
CSE 141 or 142
CSE 150/151/152/158/167
CSE Elective
CSE 141L or 142L
CSE Elective
CSE Elective
Technical Elective
CSE Elective
*1: Students who do not have programming experience should begin with the two-track course: CSE 8A (take CSE 8B in the second quarter). Students who have programming experience may begin with CSE 11 (take CSE 12 and CSE 15L in the second quarter).
*2: CSE 20 may be substituted with MATH 109 or MATH 31CH. This is a manual update an advisor needs to make. Send a message through the Virtual Advising Center (VAC).
*3: CSE 21 may be substituted with MATH 154 or MATH 184. This is a manual update an advisor needs to make. Send a message through the Virtual Advising Center (VAC). *Effective Winter 2023: CSE 21 may be substituted with MATH 154 or MATH 184 or MATH 188*
*4: Open CSE Electives: CSE UD courses, including Special Studies along with any non-CSE courses that have any of the above tags. For a full list of policies and limitations on Open CSE Electives, please visit the CSE Electives website
Major restrictions - The following majors may NOT double major or minor in CSE:
- Any majors that fall under the Jacob's School of Engineering
- Data Science majors (DS25)
- Math-Computer Science majors (MA30)