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Page D8 As part of the review in the senior year, students will be advised about the paper option and thesis option in the graduate program. Students intending to pursue the thesis option would be advised to do so only if they have been doing very well in the program and are in no danger of not being able to continue into the fifth year. A minimum grade point average of 3.5 must be earned in all math and computer science course work that is applied toward the graduate degree. This includes any courses that count toward both the undergraduate and graduate degrees, as well as all courses taken during the fifth year. Students have the choice of receiving the B.S. degree at the end of the fourth year or waiting until the end of the fifth year to receive both degrees. Students who elect to receive the B.S. degree at the end of the fourth year will pay graduate tuition for courses taken in the fifth year; students opting to receive both degrees at the end of the fifth year will pay undergraduate tuition for all five years. Note that students who are awarded a graduate assistantship must elect to receive the B.S. degree at the end of the fourth year. If for any reason a student admitted to the IUG program is unable to complete the requirements for the Master of Science degree, the student will be permitted to receive the Bachelor of Science degree assuming all the undergraduate degree requirements have been satisfactorily completed. If the student successfully completes courses listed in the recommended schedule, they will satisfy the requirements for the Bachelor of Science degree by the end of their fourth year. 4
Page D9 Junior Year (3 rd ) Senior Year (4 th ) Graduate Year (5 th ) Cohort 1: For Students that are Juniors in the Years 2011, 2014, 2017, … Paper Option Fall Spring MATH 315 3 CMPSC 430 3 STAT 301 3 CMPSC 452 3 CMPSC 425 3 CMPSC 463 3 CMPSC 462 3 CMPSC 469 3 General Elective 3 400-level CMPSC elective 3 Total 15 15 CMPSC 470 3 CMPSC 460 3 CMPSC 472 3 400-level CMPSC elective * 3 CMPSC 487W 3 500-level COMP elective * 3 400-level CMPSC elective 3 COMP 512 * 3 COMP 505 or 519 * 3 Total 15 12 COMP 511 3 COMP 505 or 519 3 COMP 594 3 500-level elective 3 500-level COMP elective 3 400-level CMPSC/500-level COMP elective 3 Total 9 9 * Satisfies requirements for both the undergraduate and graduate program Junior Year (3 rd ) Senior Year (4 th ) Graduate Year (5 th ) Thesis Option Fall Spring MATH 315 3 CMPSC 430 3 STAT 301 3 CMPSC 452 3 CMPSC 425 3 CMPSC 463 3 CMPSC 462 3 CMPSC 469 3 General Elective 3 400-level CMPSC elective 3 Total 15 15 CMPSC 470 3 CMPSC 460 3 CMPSC 472 3 400-level CMPSC elective * 3 CMPSC 487W 3 COMP 512 * 3 400-level CMPSC elective 3 COMP 600 3 COMP 505 or 519 * 3 Total 15 12 COMP 511 * 3 COMP 505 or 519 3 COMP 600 3 400-level CMPSC/500-level COMP elective 3 500-level COMP elective 3 400-level CMPSC/500-level COMP elective 3 Total 9 9 * Satisfies requirements for both the undergraduate and graduate program 5
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Page D9<br />
Junior Year<br />
(3 rd )<br />
Senior Year<br />
(4 th )<br />
Graduate<br />
Year (5 th )<br />
Cohort 1: For Students that are Juniors in the Years 2011, 2014, 2017, …<br />
Paper Option<br />
Fall<br />
Spring<br />
MATH 315 3 CMPSC 430 3<br />
STAT 301 3 CMPSC 452 3<br />
CMPSC 425 3 CMPSC 463 3<br />
CMPSC 462 3 CMPSC 469 3<br />
General Elective 3 400-level CMPSC elective 3<br />
Total 15 15<br />
CMPSC 470 3 CMPSC 460 3<br />
CMPSC 472 3 400-level CMPSC elective * 3<br />
CMPSC 487W 3 500-level COMP elective * 3<br />
400-level CMPSC elective 3 COMP 512 * 3<br />
COMP 505 or 519 * 3<br />
Total 15 12<br />
COMP 511 3 COMP 505 or 519 3<br />
COMP 594 3 500-level elective 3<br />
500-level COMP elective 3 400-level CMPSC/500-level COMP elective 3<br />
Total 9 9<br />
* Satisfies requirements for both the undergraduate and graduate program<br />
Junior Year<br />
(3 rd )<br />
Senior Year<br />
(4 th )<br />
Graduate<br />
Year (5 th )<br />
Thesis Option<br />
Fall<br />
Spring<br />
MATH 315 3 CMPSC 430 3<br />
STAT 301 3 CMPSC 452 3<br />
CMPSC 425 3 CMPSC 463 3<br />
CMPSC 462 3 CMPSC 469 3<br />
General Elective 3 400-level CMPSC elective 3<br />
Total 15 15<br />
CMPSC 470 3 CMPSC 460 3<br />
CMPSC 472 3 400-level CMPSC elective * 3<br />
CMPSC 487W 3 COMP 512 * 3<br />
400-level CMPSC elective 3 COMP 600 3<br />
COMP 505 or 519 * 3<br />
Total 15 12<br />
COMP 511 * 3 COMP 505 or 519 3<br />
COMP 600 3 400-level CMPSC/500-level COMP elective 3<br />
500-level COMP elective 3 400-level CMPSC/500-level COMP elective 3<br />
Total 9 9<br />
* Satisfies requirements for both the undergraduate and graduate program<br />
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