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Roughly 25% of our students complete a second major such as Economics, Music, Political Science, or Theater Studies.

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... Science²

Students with the appropriate background are encouraged to substitute Mathematics 244a Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science 202a.

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... courses³

An advanced course is generally one with at least one intermediate course as a prerequisite, and an intermediate course is generally one with at least one (introductory) course as a prerequisite. One exception is Mathematics 120 Calculus of Functions of Several Variables, which is considered to be an introductory course.

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... studies⁴

In Computer Science the class advisor acts as the DUS (see §7.1).

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Students whose interests are less squarely focused on computer science and psychology and extend to philosophy, linguistics, or neuroscience may wish to consider the major in Cognitive Science.

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... studies⁶

In Computer Science the class advisor acts as the DUS (see §7.1).

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... studies⁷

In Computer Science the class advisor acts as the DUS (see §7.1).

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