Winter 2025 Undergraduate Course Updates

Updated: January 6th, 2025

Welcome to the Winter 2025 Updates page!

Here you will learn: Important Winter 2025 course information, how we manage the waitlists, enrollment priority information for CSE majors, when we are opening any available seats, and how non-CSE majors can request to enroll in CSE restricted courses.

Due to the high demand for CSE courses, enrolling in CSE courses can be difficult and confusing. Please read the following page in detail. This page is subject to change periodically so we recommend checking our website and the Schedule of Classes for the most up to date information.

The capacity in each course is determined by multiple variables (not just the classroom size), including but not limited to:

Classroom size availability
Instructor availability
Instructor teaching load
Instructional support availability (TA/tutor support)
Scalability of the course

Important Notes:

Students will need to assume everything is in person and/or synchronous only unless stated otherwise in the "Notes" below for the course section.
Course components with the location listed as RCLAS on the Schedule of Classes/WebReg will be remote/online course components.
CSE instrcutors are not directly involved with student enrollment, do not contact the course instructor regarding enrollment concerns. This includes questions pertaining to waitlists, late adds, general enrollment, major restrictions, and/or graduate requests. All enrollment questions need to be relayed in the VAC.

Advising

Current students may contact us via the Virtual Advising Center (vac.ucsd.edu) or csestudent@ucsd.edu. We are offering drop-in advising (all students) and advising appointments (current CSE majors only) which can be conducted via Zoom or in-person. To schedule an appointment, please email csestudent@ucsd.edu.

Our front Intake Office is typically open Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM and 1:00 - 3:30 PM during the Winter Quarter. Please visit our Academic Advising page or Undergraduate Advising page for the most up to date information.

Major Priority

CSE/EC26 Major Major Priority Deadline: Monday, December 2nd at 11:59 PM - Current CSE and EC26 majors who want enrollment priority must waitlist their requested applicable courses by this date/time.

CSE majors are cleared in waitlist order as seats become available (only for courses/sections with reserved seats). This is NOT a guarantee for a requested course.

CSE will use first-come, first-served order of the waitlists. Depending on the demand for the course, continuing CSE and ECE CE undergraduate majors might be given clearance to add a course prior to other majors being allowed into the course if they waitlist by the CSE Major Priority Deadline listed above. Note that even for CSE/EC26 majors we use first-come, first-served order.
***The course clearance process is not automatic, you will need to take action*** - CSE Majors waitlisted for lower-division core courses, CSE 100, CSE 101, and/or CSE 105 must follow the course clearance instructions sent to them via email on Tuesday, December 3rd and take enrollment action by the deadline specified in the email.***
CSE Double Majors: If CSE is not your first major, you will not receive CSE Major Priority for courses with a waitlist that require manual clearance (i.e. seats reserved for CSE majors)
Read your @ucsd email DAILY. This is how we contact you to tell you if you were cleared to add a course with reserved seats. If you do not respond by the deadline, you will lose the seat!
Please refer to the 2024-2025 academic and administrative calendar for important enrollment dates and deadlines.

Priority: After major priority, all undergraduates have a priority to add undergraduate CSE courses; graduate students have priority to add graduate CSE courses. Priority is not given to:

Students who postpone taking a course hoping for a particular instructor in a future quarter.
Seniors (or others) who do not use their 1st and 2nd pass early-enrollment times.
Students who failed or withdrew from the course in a previous quarter.

Late Add Policy

No late adds - no exceptions.The CSE department does not allow students to add courses past week 2. If a student is not enrolled in enough units by the beginning of week 1, the student should contact their department advisors via the VAC.

EASy requests for Late Adds in the CSE Department will be denied, so please plan accordingly.

If you are on the waitlist for a class, you are expected to attend class for the first two weeks and complete all assignments. NOTE: Attending class and completing course assignments does not guarantee enrollment. If students choose to miss class or not turn in assignments while on the waitlist, the student will receive a "0" on all missed assignments, if they secure a seat in the course off the waitlist.

CSE instructors are not directly involved with student enrollment, do not contact the course instructor regarding enrollment or late add concerns.

Waitlist Policy

Once all seats are released, students will only be added to courses with waitlists in waitlist order via the automatic waitlist enrollment process. The last waitlist add runs on Thursday of week 2. The CSE department will NOT manually clear any students to enroll even if space becomes available on the last day of enrollment (Friday of week 2).

Non-CSE majors: If you are not able to enroll in your CSE courses in Winter 2025, you may need to enroll in a subsequent quarter.

CSE instructors are not directly involved with student enrollment, do not contact the course instructor regarding enrollment or waitlist concerns.

Enrollment/Course Policies

Prerequisites: Enforced for ALL classes. View the Prerequisites for CSE Undergraduates page for information on all our prerequisites, in addition to transfer courses, course substitutions, and our Upper Division Prerequisite Policy.

Enrollment Strategies: See Enrolling in CSE Courses to learn the best strategies for getting into CSE classes.

EASy: For course clearances, please use the Enrollment Authorization System (EASy). These may take 5 business days to be processed.

Petitions: If you need to petition a course for transfer credit, please use our ONLINE PETITION to do so. Please view our CSE Petitions page for detailed information.

Swaps: No swaps - no exceptions. Be sure to enroll or waitlist in the section with the assigned time you will attend and the assigned final exam you can attend. This includes R (remote) courses. If a student is waitlisted for a course and then enrolls in the R version (or vice versa) or a duplicate version of the course, the system will drop you from the waitlist or will not allow you to enroll because it recognizes you are already enrolled or waitlisted for the other course.

We will not clear students to add to the course in these situations as the system moves on and automatically adds the next eligible student on the waitlist.

We do not release names of instructors until their appointments are official with the University. Once official, instructor names are posted on the Schedule of Classes and WebReg.

CSE instructors are not directly involved with student enrollment, do not contact the course instructor regarding enrollment concerns.

Non-CSE Majors and Major Restricted Courses

For all courses with major priority, the remaining seats will be released in mid December after our CSE majors have had a chance to enroll.

Non-CSE Undergraduates who want to enroll in CSE Major restricted courses should submit an enrollment request through Enrollment Authorization System (EASy).

Major restricted courses are indicated with an asterisk (*) below. Please see CSE Course Prerequisites webpage for information on which majors are approved for major restricted courses.
Requests from non-CSE major undergraduate students to be cleared to enroll in CSE major restricted courses will be placed on a "Department Hold" until after CSE Majors have had the opportunity to enroll.
The requests may be reviewed between Wednesday, December 11th and the start of classes if there are seats available.

Clearance to enroll/waitlist a CSE undergraduate course with a large waitlist does NOT indicate we intend to offer additional seats. The courses and sections we intend to offer are listed in the Schedule of Classes.

CSE instructors are not directly involved with student enrollment, do not contact the course instructor regarding enrollment or major restriction concerns.

Non-CSE Courses

For questions about enrolling in ENG 100D or ENG 100L, please see Global Ties

Each department handles course clearances for their own courses. Please contact the respective department for course clearance to ECE, COGS, MGT, etc.

Graduate Students

Graduate students who wish to add undergraduate courses must submit a request through the Enrollment Authorization System (EASy).

Prerequisite clearances and approvals to add will be reviewed by the end of week two of classes based on if there is seat availability after undergraduates enroll. The CSE department does not allow students to add courses past week 2. No late adds - no exceptions.

Requests to enroll will be reviewed after undergraduate students have had the chance to enroll, which is typically by the beginning of Week 2. Depending on the demand from undergraduate students, some courses will not be open to graduate students. Seats will only be given to graduate students based on availability after undergraduate students enroll.

Enrollment in undergraduate courses is not guaranteed. Please check your EASy request status history for the most up-to-date information.

CSE instructors are not directly involved with student enrollment, do not contact the course instructor regarding enrollment concerns.

Graduate Course Request: Please see the Graduate Courses and Enrollment Information

Graduate Level CSE Courses

CSE Undergraduate Advising does not manage enrollment in graduate-level courses.

Undergraduate students who wish to add graduate courses must submit a request through the Enrollment Authorization System (EASy).

Deadline for undergraduate students to submit their EASy request for graduate courses is Monday of Week 1. The CSE department does not allow students to add courses past week 2. No late adds - no exceptions.

Requests to enroll will be reviewed by the instructor after graduate students have had the chance to enroll, which is typically by the beginning of Week 2. Depending on the demand from graduate students, some courses will not be open to undergraduates. Seats will only be given to undergraduate students based on availability after graduate students enroll.

Enrollment in graduate courses is not guaranteed. Please check your EASy request status history for the most up-to-date information.

CSE instructors are not directly involved with student enrollment, do not contact the course instructor regarding enrollment concerns.

Make sure to carefully review the Winter 2025 Graduate Course Updates page and direct any inquiries about graduate course enrollment to cse-grad-enrollment@ucsd.edu.

Max Unit Exceptions

Students who are on the waitlist will not be moved into the course if they need a max unit exception.

When the college grants a max unit exception it is for the course requested, not the quarter. If a seat becomes available in the waitlisted class the system will bypass the student needing a max unit exception and add the next student on the waitlist to the course, which means that the student needing the max unit exception will not be added because the available seat will be taken.

If a student wants to be added off of the waitlist, they would need to be under the max unit limit (enrolled and waitlisted courses combined) so the system can bring them into the course if a seat opens up (in waitlist order of course).

We will not approve requests to enroll in CSE courses exceeding the max unit limit if there is a waitlist. Please plan accordingly.

CSE 29/30 Update

We are introducing a course, CSE 29, and updating our current CSE 30.

What is CSE 29?

CSE 29: Systems Programming and Software Tools (4)
A programmer's view of how computer systems execute programs, store information, and communicate. Emphasis on understanding the details of how a single computer program executes on a computer. Hands-on systems programming using the C programming language and software tools (e.g., gdb, valgrind, make) in the UNIX environment. Builds foundation for courses on computer organization, operating systems, networks, and compilers.

Why this change? These changes serve two purposes:

CSE 15L (2 units) and CSE 30 (4 units) attempt to introduce many concepts that are essential to systems-level foundations of Computer Science and Engineering. We have expanded this coverage from 6 to 8 units (by replacing CSE 15L with a 4 unit course, CSE 29) to align the required workload for this material with the credit students receive and to make space to introduce security and high performance computing concepts that are increasingly critical for computer scientists and engineers.
The new CSE 29 course will replace CSE 15L and move some of the content from CSE 30. It will introduce C programming and continue teaching command line tools (e.g., gdb, make). CSE 29 will move fundamental systems-level topics (e.g., intro to operating systems, concurrency, socket programming) to lower division courses so that students are prepared for increased flexibility in the upper division

If you have questions about how CSE 29 will impact your major requirements as a non-CSE major, please contact your respective major department

See the CSE Prerequisite page for updates on the requirements for the new courses.

Please refer to the CSE minor page to see how these changes affect the requirements for the minor.

You can find how this impacts your CSE degree by viewing the corresponding CSE Undergraduate Degree Programs page.

The courses listed below are the courses/sections we intend to offer in Winter 2025.

Major restricted courses are indicated with an asterisk (*) below.

Course	Primary Instructor	Section Code	Capacity	Prerequisite(s)	Notes
CSE 8A:Intro to Programming 1	Alvarado, Christine J.	A00	300	^{No prior programming experience is assumed, but comfort using computers is helpful. Students should consult the CSE Course Placement Advice web page for assistance in choosing which CSE course to take first. *Restricted to undergraduates.* CSE 8A is part of a two-course sequence (CSE 8A-B) that is equivalent to CSE 11. Students should take CSE 8B to complete the CSE 8A/CSE 8B track. Students who have taken CSE 8B or CSE 11 may not take or receive credit for CSE 8A. Students may receive credit for one of the following: COGS 18, CSE 8A, or CSE 6R.}	All seats released for enrollment.
CSE 8B:Intro to Programming 2	Ochoa, Benjamin Lawrence	A00	196	CSE 8A. Students may request permission to enroll in CSE 8B without having completed the CSE 8A prerequisite. Students must submit an EASy request for prerequisite clearance to enroll/waitlist the course. *Restricted to undergraduates.*	All seats released for enrollment.
CSE 11:Accel. Intro to Programming	Cao, Yingjun	A00	300	Significant prior programming experience (for example, high school AP CSA). Students should consult the CSE Course Placement Advice webpage for assistance in choosing a first CSE course.*Restricted to undergraduates.*Zero units of credit offered for CSE 11 if CSE 8B taken previously or concurrently.	All seats released for enrollment.
CSE 12:Basic Data Struct & OO Design	Cao, Yingjun	A00	300	CSE 8B or CSE 11 *Restricted to undergraduates.*	All seats released for enrollment.
CSE 20:Discrete Mathematics	Jones, Miles E	A00	250	CSE11 or CSE6R or CSE8A or CSE8B or ECE15 CSE 11 may be taken concurrently with CSE 20. AFTER enrolling in CSE 11, students should submit a Enrollment Authorization System (EASy) to be cleared to enroll in CSE 20. Students who have completed Math 109 may not receive credit for CSE 20. Credit not offered for both Math 15A and CSE 20. Equivalent to Math 15A. Students may take MATH 109 or MATH 31CH to meet the CSE 20 course prerequisite for CSE courses. EASy request may be required. Students may use MATH 109 or MATH 31CH towards CSE 20 CSE major/minor requirements, but MATH 109 or MATH 31CH must be taken for a letter grade and students need to submit a VAC request to manually move the course to cover the major /minor requirement * Restricted to undergraduates.*	All seats released for enrollment.
CSE 21:Math/Algorithm&Systems Analys	Jones, Miles E	A00	300	CSE 20 or MATH 15A or MATH 31CH. Students who have completed MATH 154 or MATH 184 or MATH 188 previously or concurrently may not receive credit for CSE 21. *Restricted to undergraduates.*	All seats released for enrollment.
CSE 29:Sys Prog and Software Tools	Soosai Raj, Adalbert Geral	A00	192	CSE 8B or CSE 11 or ECE 15	All seats released for enrollment.
CSE 29:Sys Prog and Software Tools	Soosai Raj, Adalbert Geral	B00	192	CSE 8B or CSE 11 or ECE 15	All seats released for enrollment.
CSE 30:Computer Organization	Chin, Bryan W.	A00	348	CSE 15L or CSE 29 or ECE 15 * Restricted to undergraduates.*	All seats released for enrollment.
CSE 87:First-year Seminar	Moshiri, Niema	A00	20	None; Priority is given to incoming Freshmen and students who have not take CSE 87 in the past. If you taken CSE 87 in the past, please ensure this is not the same topic you have previously taken here. *Restricted to Freshman academic standing.*	All seats released for enrollment.
CSE 87:First-year Seminar	Cottrell, Garrison W	B00	20	None; Priority is given to incoming Freshmen and students who have not take CSE 87 in the past. If you taken CSE 87 in the past, please ensure this is not the same topic you have previously taken here. *Restricted to Freshman academic standing.*	All seats released for enrollment.
CSE 89: Introduction to Computer Science and Engineering Seminar	Minnes Kemp, Mor Mia	A00	TBD	This course is to host CSE-PACE. *Department approval is required to ensure that students enrolled in the course are in the program*	All seats released for enrollment.
CSE 95:Tutor Apprentice	Minnes Kemp, Mor Mia	A00	100	For those serving as CSE Tutors for the first time. *Department approval is required. If you are given a tutor position, you will be cleared to add to CSE 95.*	Undergraduate Tutor Apprentice Course
CSE 100:Advanced Data Structures	Moshiri, Niema	A00	196	(CSE 21 or MATH 154 or MATH 158 or MATH 184 or MATH 188) and (CSE12) and (CSE15L or CSE 29 or ECE 15) *Restricted to undergraduates.* Students may not receive credit for both CSE 100R and CSE 100.	All seats released for enrollment.
CSE 100R:Advanced Data Structures	Moshiri, Niema	A00	199	(CSE 21 or MATH 154 or MATH 158 or MATH 184 or MATH 188) and (CSE12) and (CSE15L or CSE 29 or ECE 15) *Restricted to undergraduates.This course is a Distance Education (fully remote) course.**Students may not receive credit for both CSE 100R and CSE 100.	All seats released for enrollment.
CSE 101:Design & Analysis of Algorithm	Saha, Barna	A00	196	(CSE 21 or MATH 154 or MATH 158 or MATH 184 or MATH 188) and (CSE 12 or DSC 30) * Restricted to undergraduates.*	All seats released for enrollment.
CSE 101:Design & Analysis of Algorithm	Saha, Barna	B00	250	(CSE 21 or MATH 154 or MATH 158 or MATH 184 or MATH 188) and (CSE 12 or DSC 30) * Restricted to undergraduates.*	All seats released for enrollment.
CSE 105:Theory of Computation	Minnes Kemp, Mor Mia	A00	295	(CSE12) and (CSE 20 or MATH 109 or MATH 15A or MATH 31CH) and (CSE 21 or MATH 100A or MATH 103A or MATH 154 or MATH 158 or MATH 184 or MATH 188)	All seats released for enrollment.
*CSE 107:Intro to Modern Cryptography	Heninger, Nadia A	A00	146	(CSE 21 or MATH 154 or MATH 158 or MATH 184 or MATH 188) and (CSE 101) and (CSE 105) * Restricted to CS25, CS26, CS27, CS28, and EC26 majors. *	All seats released for enrollment.
*CSE 110:Software Engineering	Griswold, William G.	A00	225	CSE 100 or CSE 100R Restricted to students within the CS25, CS26, CS27, CS28, and EC26 majors. Sophomores who meet the course prerequisites may request course clearance through the Enrollment Authorization System (EASy).	All seats released for enrollment.
*CSE 120:Princ/Computer Operating Systm	Pasquale, Joseph	A00	175	^{(CSE 15L or CSE 29) and (CSE 30) and (CSE 100 and CSE 101)*Restricted to CS25, CS26, CS27, and EC26 majors *}	All seats released for enrollment.
CSE 122:Wireless Networks	Pannuto, Patrick William	A00	25	(CSE 30 or ECE 30) and (CSE 101 or ECE 141A) and (CSE 110 or ECE 141B) *Not restricted to certain majors / academic standings.*	All seats released for enrollment.
*CSE 127:Intro to Computer Security	Munyaka, Imani N. S.	A00	192	(CSE21 or MATH154 or MATH158 or MATH184 or MATH188) and (CSE120 or CSE123 or CSE124)*Restricted to CS25, CS26, CS27, and EC26 majors.*	All seats released for enrollment.
*CSE 130:Progrmng Lang:Princpl&Paradigm	Jhala, Ranjit	A00	192	(CSE12) and (CSE100 or CSE100R) and (CSE105) *Restricted to CS25, CS26, CS27, and EC26 majors.*	All seats released for enrollment.
*CSE 132A:Database System Principles	Vianu, Victor Dan	A00	196	CSE 100 or CSE 100R *Restricted to CS25, CS26, CS27, and EC26 majors.*	All seats released for enrollment.
*CSE 134B:Web Client Languages	Powell, Thomas Allan	A00	192	CSE 100 or CSE 100R *Restricted to CS25, CS26, CS27, and EC26 majors*	All seats released for enrollment.
*CSE 140:Component&Desgn Tech/Digtl Sys	Rosing, Tajana Simunic	A00	300	(CSE 20 or MATH 109 or MATH 15A or MATH 31CH) and (CSE 30); CSE 140L should be taken concurrently.*Restricted to CS25, CS26, CS27, and EC26 majors.*	All seats released for enrollment.
*CSE 140L:Digital Systems Laboratory	Eldon, John	A00	196	(CSE 20 or MATH 109 or MATH 15A or MATH 31CH) and (CSE 30); CSE 140 should be taken concurrently. *Restricted to CS25, CS26, CS27, and EC26 majors.*	All seats released for enrollment.
*CSE 142:Comp Arch Software Perspective	Swanson, Steven James	A00	196	(CSE 30) and (CSE 100 or CSE 100R); CSE 142L should be taken concurrently. Students who have completed CSE 30 may request permission to enroll in CSE 142/142L without having met the CSE 100 prerequisite. Students must submit an EASy request for prerequisite clearance to enroll/waitlist the course. *Restricted to students within the CS25, CS26, CS27, CS28, and EC26 majors.* Two units of credit offered for CSE 142 if CSE 141 taken previously or concurrently.	All seats released for enrollment.
CSE 147:Intro to Embedded Systems	Rosing, Tajana Simunic	A00	60	CSE 30 *Not restricted to certain majors / restricted to junior/senior standing.*	All seats released for enrollment.
CSE 148:Adv Processor Arch Design Proj	Tullsen, Dean Michael	A00	20	(CSE 141) and (CSE 141L)	All seats released for enrollment.
*CSE 150A:AI: Probabilistic Models	Solares, Edwin A	A00	196	(CSE 12 or DSC 40B) and (CSE 15L or CSE 29 or DSC 80) and (COGS 118D or CSE 103 or ECE 109 or ECON 120A or MATH 180A or MATH 183) and (MATH 20A) and (MATH 18 or MATH 31AH) *Restricted to students with sophomore, junior or senior standing within the CS25, CS26, CS27, CS28, EC26, and DS25 majors.* **NOTE: Students who have taken CSE 150 with the same instructor will not receive credit/passing grade for taking CSE 150A.	All seats released for enrollment.
*CSE 151A:ML: Learning Algorithms	Shang, Jingbo	A00	250	(CSE 12 or DSC 40B) and (CSE 15L or CSE 29 or DSC 80) and (COGS 118D or CSE 103 or ECE 109 or ECON 120A or MATH 181A or MATH 183) and (MATH 18 or MATH 31AH) and (MATH 20C or MATH 31BH) * Restricted to students within the CS25, CS26, CS27, CS28, EC26, and DS25 majors.*Students may not receive credit for both CSE 151A and COGS 188, nor may they receive credit for both CSE 151A and CSE 151.	All seats released for enrollment.
*CSE 151A:ML: Learning Algorithms	Shang, Jingbo	B00	98	(CSE 12 or DSC 40B) and (CSE 15L or CSE 29 or DSC 80) and (COGS 118D or CSE 103 or ECE 109 or ECON 120A or MATH 181A or MATH 183) and (MATH 18 or MATH 31AH) and (MATH 20C or MATH 31BH) * Restricted to students within the CS25, CS26, CS27, CS28, EC26, and DS25 majors.*Students may not receive credit for both CSE 151A and COGS 188, nor may they receive credit for both CSE 151A and CSE 151.	All seats released for enrollment.
*CSE 151B:Deep Learning	Cottrell, Garrison W	A00	₁₉₂	_{(MATH20C or MATH31BH) and (BENG134 or COGS118D or CSE103 or ECE109 or ECON120A or MAE108 or MATH180A or MATH180B or MATH181A or MATH183 or MATH186 or SE125) and (COGS118A or COGS118B or COGS188 or CSE151A or ECE175A)}_*Restricted to CS25, CS26, CS27, CS28, EC26, and DS25 majors.* Renumbered from CSE 154. Students may receive credit for one of the following: CSE 151B, CSE 154, or COGS 181.	All seats released for enrollment.
*CSE 152A:Intro to Comp Vision I	Chandraker, Manmohan Krishna	A00	192	(MATH 18 or MATH 31AH) and (CSE 12 or DSC 30) and (CSE 15L or CSE 29 or DSC 80) *Restricted to students within the CS25, CS26, CS27, CS28, and EC26 majors.* Students may not receive credit for both CSE 152A and CSE 152.	All seats released for enrollment.
*CSE 156:Statistical NLP	Qin, Lianhui	A00	146	(CSE 12 or DSC 40B) and (CSE 15L or CSE 29 or DSC 80) and (BENG 134 or COGS 118D or CSE 103 or ECE 109 or ECON 120A or MATH 180A or MATH 181A or MATH 183 or MATH 186) Restricted to students within the CS25, CS26, CS27, CS28, and EC26 majors.	All seats released for enrollment.
*CSE 160:Intro to Parallel Computing	Kastner, Ryan Charles	A00	250	CSE 100 or CSE 100R *Restricted to CS25, CS26, CS27, and EC26 majors.*	All seats released for enrollment.
*CSE 167:Computer Graphics	Chern, Albert Ren-Haur	A00	192	CSE 100 or CSE 100R Students may not receive credit for CSE 167 and MATH 155A.*Restricted to CS25, CS26, CS27, and EC26 majors.*	All seats released for enrollment.
*CSE 169:Computer Animation	Rotenberg, Steven Paul	A00	44	CSE 167 Recommended preparation: an understanding of linear algebra *Restricted to CS25, CS26, CS27, and EC26 majors*	All seats released for enrollment.
*CSE 181:Molecular Sequence Analysis	Pevzner, Pavel Arkadjevich	A00	35	(CSE 100 or CSE 100R) and (CSE 101) and (BIMM 100 or CHEM 114C) *Restricted to Bioinformatics undergraduates.* Students may receive credit for one of the following: CSE 181, CSE 181R, BIMM 181 or BENG 181.	All seats released for enrollment.
CSE 190:Top/Computer Sci & Engineering	Bandeira, Nuno Filipe Cabrita	A00	50	Prerequisites vary per course per instructor. Please see the CSE 190 web page to review specific course requirements. May be taken for credit up to three times. May be co-scheduled with CSE 291.	Please see the CSE 190 web page to review specific course requirements.
CSE 190:Top/Computer Sci & Engineering	Shalev, Aaron D	B00	50	Prerequisites vary per course per instructor. Please see the CSE 190 web page to review specific course requirements. May be taken for credit up to three times. May be co-scheduled with CSE 291.	Please see the CSE 190 web page to review specific course requirements.
CSE 190:Top/Computer Sci & Engineering	Ousterhout, Amy	C00	50	Prerequisites vary per course per instructor. Please see the CSE 190 web page to review specific course requirements. May be taken for credit up to three times. May be co-scheduled with CSE 291.	Please see the CSE 190 web page to review specific course requirements.
CSE 190:Top/Computer Sci & Engineering	McAuley, Julian John	D00	196	Prerequisites vary per course per instructor. Please see the CSE 190 web page to review specific course requirements. May be taken for credit up to three times. May be co-scheduled with CSE 291.	Please see the CSE 190 web page to review specific course requirements.
*CSE 191:Semnr/Computer Sci & Engineer	Minnes Kemp, Mor Mia	A00	9999	Consent of instructor required. *Restricted to CS25, CS26, CS27, and EC26 majors*	Please see the CSE 191 web page to review specific course requirements.