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4.3.4 Required Courses - Minor Program

6 units - One of the following three sets of courses:
- Computer Science 217 or Data Science 211 and Computer Science 219
- Computer Science 231 and 233
- Computer Science 235 and 3 units in the Field of Computer Science at the 300 level or above
3 units - Computer Science 319 or 331
21 units - From the Field of Computer Science of which 15 units must be numbered 300 or above, and 6 units must be numbered 400 or above

Notes:

Many senior courses in Computer Science have prerequisites in other disciplines, especially in Mathematics and Statistics.
Students with Computer Science 319 will be required to complete a non-credit, on-line course in order to be qualified for senior courses in theoretical computer science. Students may contact the Department of Computer Science in order to register in this course.