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  • Artificial Intelligence
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Undergraduate Major Concentrations

Students that are enrolled in the new B.S. program have the option of completing one of ten tracks that concentrate electives in one area of computer science.

• Software Engineering
  
• Security & Privacy
  
• Robotics, Vision, and Graphics
  
• Artificial Intelligence
  
• Computer Architecture
  
• Networking
  
• Software Systems
  
• Programming Languages & Compilers
  
• Theory of Computation
  
• Search & Data Mining

There is also a General Computer Science track for students that don't wish to specialize in one particular topic. To complete the GenCompSci track, students must take:

• CS 377 Operating Systems
• CS 311 Algorithms
• CS 383 Artificial Intelligence
• Two CS courses numbered 300 or higher (excluding CS305)
• Three CS courses numbered 400 or higher

As with the other tracks, only 3 credits of 499Y count towards the degree, and all courses numbered x90–x99 require approval of the Undergraduate Program Director (or designee) to be applied towards the BS.