Quick question. I should receive transfer credit for first year courses by August, so i was wondering if beartracks would allow me to enroll in courses for which they are the prereq?
For example, can i enroll in CMPUT 272 for the fall semester if i didn't yet receive my credit for 174? or would it flag an error
First year CS AI major. Since I regrettably applied to a major instead of honors, I'm stuck with the CMPUT 174/175 route instead of 274/275.
However, I should be receiving transfer credit for both CMPUT 174/175 bcz of my highschool courses, and I figured if I do, I should accept the credit for 174 only. I'd say I'm well acquainted with python (took a few courses and did quite a few projects along with other programming languages), but I also don't wanna skip 175 to avoid getting too ahead of myself.
So, would skipping 174 be a good idea? I'm asking bcz I'm considering taking 175 directly in the fall semester (also would beartracks even allow me to register in 175 for the fall if I didn't even take 174 and I didn't receive my credit yet?)
I kept hearing advice to take ENGL 125 to satisfy both COMM and IND requirements, but apparently it's restricted to ATEP students. Am i missing something?
Prospective CS AI major over here.
Kinda regret applying for the major instead of the honors program, so I'm already thinking of switching as soon as I can. Would a kind man/woman be willing to share what the process of switching would be like, and when's the soonest I can do so? Like can I be considered an honors student by winter 2027? And I'm also concerned about any changes that may be made to my tuition fees, since I'm an international student.
Also attached my fall/winter schedules. Am i cooked chat?
On a serious note though, what would yall CS students (or any students) recommend I take for my 5th class in the winter term (2nd slide). I was thinking of being ballsy and take smth like MATH 227, or just another elective, or STAT 151, idk.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Have a wonderful day/week/year/life.