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Visit the UTA Catalog to view general core curriculum requirements for elective courses.  \nCOE Requirement: Two high school years or six credit hours of the same foreign language.  \nCS 2024-2025 Classes  \nEach 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.  \nWe 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.  \nWe will accept either IE 3301 or MATH 3313 as the statistics class that you need for your degree plan. 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