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Academic Year 1998-1999

Calendar
Academic Year 1999-2000

Liberal ed Reqs
Quarter to Semester System

Liberal ed Reqs
Semester to Quarter System

Recommended
Quarter to Semester Substitutions

Fall 98
Schedule

Spring 99
Schedule

COMPUTER SCIENCE	COMPUTER SCIENCE
RECOMMENDED QUARTER TO SEMESTER COURSE SUBSTITUTIONS Computer Science Contact: James Richards Hagg-Sauer 348 ph. 2840 The following substitutions are recommendations of the department and are subject to change and interpretation. Note: For courses not offered under quarters, see Semester Course Offerings, below.
Quarter Courses 1996-98 Undergraduate Catalog	Recommended Semester Course Substitution 1998-2000 Undergraduate Catalog
114 Introduction to Computers and Programming	1107 Introduction to Computers
140 Utilizing Computers in the Elementary School	1400 Utilizing Computers in the Elementary School
150 Introduction to VAX/VMS	1141 Campus Computing I
151 VAX/VMS Advanced Topics	1142 Campus Computing II
155 Computer System Introduction (To be Subtitled)	dropped course
158 Introduction to the Internet	1158 Introduction to the Internet
165 Problem Solving, Programs, and Computers	1309 Problem Solving, Programs, and Computers
220 Computer Programming: BASIC	2207 Computer programming: Basic
221 Computer Programming: FORTRAN	See Department Plan
228 Computer Programming: PASCAL	dropped course
229 Computer Programming: C/C++	2229 Computer Programming: C/C++
261 Introduction to Computer Science I	2321 Computer Science I
262 Introduction to Computer Science II	See Department Plan
263 Software Development	See Department Plan
273 Computer Organization and Assembly Language Programming	2810 Computer Organization and Assembly Language Programming
303 Microcomputer Systems	3160 Microcomputer Systems
322 Structured Programming with PASCAL	dropped course
327 File Processing	3507 File Processing and Database Systems
330 Introduction to Operations Research I	3610 Introduction to Operations Research
331 Introduction to Operations Research II	See Department Plan
335 Simulation and Models	See Department Plan
338 Computer Graphics	3718 Computer Graphics
344 Educational Applications of Computers	3420 Educational Applications of Computers
350 Data Structures I	3528 Data Structures and Algorithms
351 Data Structures II	See Department Plan
353 Digital Logic and Computer Architecture	See Department Plan
410 Operating Systems I	4840 Operating Systems
411 Operating Systems II	See Department Plan
428 Programming Language Structures	4280 Programming Language Structures
452 Compiler Construction	4298 Compiler Construction
455 Software Engineering	4361 Software Engineering I or 4362 Software Engineering II
489 Seminar in Computer Science	See Department Plan

The following plan, prepared by the department, will be used to advise students regarding quarter to semester substitutions of sequence and consolidated courses. The plan is based on the following Policies and Practices for Semester Conversion Advising (Semester Conversion Committee; Faculty Senate):

• Options for meeting the No Retake Policy when students already have completed in quarters a portion of a semester course
  1. Using an All-University number, departments may allow students to enroll for variable credit to complete a portion of a semester course.
  2. Using All-University numbers, departments may design and offer appropriate transitional courses.
  3. Departments may waive portions of a sequence course requirement.
  
• This plan is subject to revision and interpretation.
  
• For substitution of courses not listed here, see the Quarter to Semester Course Substitution list
  

Quarter Course (Number and Title)	Option (1, 2 or 3 from above, or description of other option/s)
221 Computer Programming: FORTRAN	Dropped course, could substitute CS 2229 if programming language needed
262 Introduction to Computer Science II	#3 Students who have completed CS 261 will have their elective credit requirement reduced by 3 and they should take CS 2321 followed by CS 2322
263 Software Development	#2 Transitional Course entitled Software Development (3 credits)
331 Introduction to Operations Research II	No equivalent, some topics absorbed by CS 3610
335 Simulation and Models	Dropped course, could use CS 3610 as a substitute
351 Data Structures II	No equivalent, some topics absorbed by CS 3528
353 Digital Logic and Computer Architecture	Dropped course, CS majors may substitute any 3000 or 4000 level course
411 Operating Systems II	No equivalent, some topics absorbed by CS 4840
489 Seminar in Computer Science	Dropped course, use any 3000 or 4000 level elective