Courses & Registration

Please see the list of CSC courses for information about our undergraduate course offerings. Please note that many of the courses on this list are not offered every semester. See the Schedule of Classes through your UAccess Student Center to see what is currently offered, and contact your CS advisor if you have questions. Complete the Syllabus Request Form to request recent course syllabi. 

CS individual study courses (not shown on the above list) are also available, and include Independent Study (CSC 199, 299, 399, 499), Honors Independent Study (CSC 199H, 299H, 399H, 499H), Preceptorship (CSC 391), Directed Research (CSC 392, 492), Internship (CSC 493), and Honors Thesis (CSC 498H). Students may earn up to 18 total units of CS individual study courses. Individual study courses do not count towards CS major or CS minor requirements, but they can count as general elective credit toward your overall degree requirements.

• Research your class options by accessing the appropriate website based on your CS status: Currently Taking Foundational Coursework, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Arts, CS Minor
• Plan ahead: Add classes to your UAccess Shopping Cart, thereby making it faster to register when your enrollment appointment begins.
• Check enrollment eligibility: Once a class is added to your Shopping Cart, information appears showing whether you meet the enrollment requirements.
• Resolve any registration holds that restrict your registration in October - BEFORE your registration begins. (You can check to see if you have any registration holds at the home page of your UAccess Student Center).
• Be prepared: Have backup classes ready in case your first choice is unavailable.

Visit the Registrar's Office website for more information, including tutorials, on the enrollment process.

• Contact your academic advisor if you need assistance selecting courses for the upcoming term.
• Appointments during this time will be a maximum of 15-20 minutes each, for Spring 2024 scheduling ONLY. (For more time-intensive advising, including a graduation plan, meet with your advisor again after priority registration ends for first-year students.)
• If you have a minor or another major, we encourage you to meet with that advisor as well.

• Please note that we no longer offer waitlists for CSC courses.
• We strongly recommend you register for your Fall courses on the first day of your registration.
• To view information on the upcoming registration schedule, please use the Dates and Deadlines Calendar.
• Visit the Registrar's Office website for more information, including tutorials, on the enrollment process.

• The Advanced Standing awarding process will be finalized in late December or very early in January, after Fall 2023 grades are posted. You will be emailed more information then. See the Undergraduate Program Curriculum Structure page for specific requirements to be awarded Advanced Standing.
• If you are awarded Advanced Standing, you will be registered at that time for TWO core courses for the Spring semester -- CSC 252, and either CSC 335 or CSC 345. (You will not be eligible to register for these courses during priority registration.)
• If you are interested in a third (non-core) CSC course in Spring 2024 that you are eligible for (based on prerequisites), you should try to register for that CSC course during priority registration as soon your registration becomes available. At this time you should also register for any other (gen ed/minor/elective) courses you plan to take in Spring 2024.
• If you do not expect to meet the requirements to be awarded Advanced Standing at the end of the term, please schedule an appointment (not drop-in) with your major advisor. 

If you are following the standard progress through the CSC program and are currently taking CSC 101, 110, 144, 120, 210, and/or 244 this chart will give you some basic instruction regarding your course planning. Please still discuss your course registration plans with your academic advisor.