2024-2025 Bachelor of Science in Computer Science University of Texas at Arlington - Four Year Course Sequence - 2024-2025 Plan

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Four-Year Course Sequence for a 2024-2025 Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at the University of Texas at Arlington, listing planned course loads by semester across the first, second, third, and fourth years. The schedule includes programming, object-oriented design, computer organization, algorithms and data structures, databases, theoretical computer science, software and operating systems, and core math and physics requirements. It also specifies elective options (math, technical, creative arts) and notes about course-to-requirement counting, transfer core equivalents, language requirements, and prerequisite guidance for statistics and linear algebra placements.

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Spring Semester (All Years)

2024-2025 Bachelor of Science in Computer Science University of Texas at Arlington – Four Year Course Sequence First Year Fall Semester – 17 Total Hours Course Hours CSE 1310 – Intro to Programming ENGR 1101 – Intro to Engineering OR UNIV 1131 – Student Success MATH 1426 – Calculus 1 Language, Philosophy, Culture Elective ENGL 1301 – Rhetoric & Composition U.S. History Elective 1 3 1 4 3 3 3 Second Year Fall Semester – 16 Total Hours Course Hours CSE 1325 – Object-Oriented Programming 3 CSE 2312 – Computer Organization 3 CSE 3318 – Algorithms and Data Structures 3 PHYS 1444 – General Technical Physics 2 4 U.S. History Elective 2 3 Third Year Fall Semester – 15 Total Hours Course Hours CSE 3302 – Programming Languages 3 CSE 3330 – Databases 3 CSE 3315 – Theoretical CS 3 Math elective 3 POLS 2311 – Govt of the United States 3 Fourth Year Fall Semester – 15 Total Hours Course Hours CSE 3314 – Professional Practices CSE 4316 – Senior Design I CSE 4303 – Computer Graphics OR CSE 4305 – Compliers OR CSE 4360 – Robotics Technical Elective 3 ECON 2305 – Principles of Macroeconomics OR IE 2308 – Economics for Engineers 3 3 3 3 3 Spring Semester – 15 Total Hours Course Hours CSE 1106 – Intro to CSE 1 CSE 1320 – Intermediate Programming 3 MATH 2425 – Calculus 2 4 PHYS 1443 – General Technical Physics 1 4 CSE 2315 – Discrete Structures 3 Spring Semester – 15 Total Hours Course Hours CSE 3380 – Linear Algebra for CSE 3 CSE 3310 – Intro to Software 3 CSE 3320 – Operating Systems 3 IE 3301 – Probability and Statistics 3 COMS 2302 – Prof. & Technical Comm 3 Spring Semester – 15 Total Hours Course Hours CSE 4308 – Artificial Intelligence 3 CSE 4344 – Computer Networks 3 Technical Elective 1 3 Technical Elective 2 3 POLS 2312 – State & Local Government 3 Spring Semester – 15 Total Hours Course Hours CSE 4317 – Senior Design 2 3 CSE 4380 – Info Security OR CSE 4381 – Info Security 2 OR CSE 4382 – Secure 3 Programming Technical Elective 4 3 Technical Elective 5 3 Creative Arts Elective 3 Notes: Visit the UTA Transfer Guide to view Texas Common Core Number course number equivalents. Visit the UTA Catalog to view general core curriculum requirements for elective courses. COE Requirement: Two high school years or six credit hours of the same foreign language. CS 2024-2025 Classes Each course taken can be used to satisfy only one degree plan requirement. For example, you can CSE 4380 as your security elective, but it will not also count as a technical elective. If you take CSE 4380 and CSE 4381, CSE 4380 can satisfy your security elective and CSE 4381 can count as a technical elective. We will accept either CSE 3380 or MATH 3330 as the linear algebra class that you need for your degree plan. The pre-req for MATH 3330 is MATH 2425, and it’s taught in summer, fall, and spring. We will accept either IE 3301 or MATH 3313 as the statistics class that you need for your degree plan. The pre-req for MATH 3313 is MATH 2326 and it is only taught in the fall. Mathematics Electives • MATH 2326-Calculus III (Fall, Spring, & Summer) pre-req: MATH 2425 • CSE 4345-Computational Methods (Fall & Spring) pre-reqs: CSE 3318, IE 3301 or MATH 3313, and CSE 3380 or MATH 3330 Technical Electives • CSE 4303 – Computer Graphics pre-reqs: CSE 3318 and CSE 3380 or MATH 3330 (Fall & Spring) • CSE 4304 – Game Design and Development pre-reqs: CSE 3380 or MATH 3330 (Fall only) • CSE 4305 – Compilers pre-reqs: CSE 3302 and CSE 3315 (Fall & Spring) • CSE 4309 – Fundamentals of Machine Learning pre-reqs: CSE 3318, IE 3301 or MATH 3313, and CSE 3380 or MATH 3330 (Fall only) • CSE 4310-Fundamentals of Computer Vision pre-reqs: CSE 3318, IE 3301 or MATH 3313, and CSE 3380 or MATH 3330 (Spring only) • CSE 4311 – Neural Networks and Deep Learning pre-reqs: CSE 3380 or MATH 3330 and IE 3301 or MATH 3313 (S

FAQs

What courses are planned for the first-year fall semester in this 2024-2025 sequence?

The first-year fall includes CSE 1310 (Intro to Programming), ENGR 1101 (Intro to Engineering) and UNIV 1131 (Student Success), MATH 1426 (Calculus 1), plus electives for Language/Philosophy/Culture and English, and a U.S. History elective.

How does the document handle whether one course can satisfy multiple degree-plan requirements?

Each course can be used to satisfy only one degree plan requirement. For example, CSE 4380 can count as a security elective, but it cannot also count as a technical elective; choosing both CSE 4380 and CSE 4381 allows different counts as described.

What options are provided for the linear algebra and statistics classes needed for the degree plan?

For linear algebra, either CSE 3380 or MATH 3330 may be used; MATH 3330 requires MATH 2425 and is taught in summer, fall, and spring. For statistics, either IE 3301 or MATH 3313 may be used; MATH 3313 requires MATH 2326 and is taught only in the fall.

Sep 26, 2026

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