2208 Computer Science Machine Learning
2208 Computer Science Machine Learning
Computer Science - Machine Learning Effective Fall 2022 This is a curriculum tracking sheet, not an official audit
Name___________________________________________________ UID__________________________________
Overlap with Distributive Studies and/or I-Series Introduction to Data Science CMSC 320 3
Requirement Course Credits Completed? Introduction to Artificial Intelligence CMSC 421 3
IS I-Series Introduction to Machine Learning * CMSC 422 3
IS I-Series
Diversity Select Two of the Following: Course Credits Completed?
Can overlap with Distributive Studies or I-Series Computer Vision CMSC 426 3
Requirement Course Credits Completed? Computation Methods *
CMSC 460 or
UP Understanding Plural Societies Introduction to Numerical Analysis * CMSC466 or 3
MATH 401
UP Understanding Plural Societies Applications of Linear Algebra *
or CC Cultural Competence Introduction to Natural Language Processing * CMSC 470 3
Gen Ed Mathematics (MA) and Analytic Reasoning (AR) are satisfied by major requirements.
Introduction to Deep Learning * (formerly CMSC 498L) CMSC 472 3
Capstone in Machine Learning * (formerly CMSC 498P) CMSC 473 3
Upper Level Concentration Introduction to Computational Game Theory CMSC 474 3
Introduction to Robotics with Perception * (formerly CMSC 498F) CMSC 476 3
Students must complete a minimum of 12 credit hours of 300 - 400 level courses in one
discipline outside of Computer Science. No course that is in, or cross-listed as, CMSC * Indicates the course has unique prerequisites
may be counted in this requirement. Only 1 independent study or experiential learning
course may be used. Students who are pursuing a minor or a second major can use
those credits in this area. Consult with your academic advisor to ensure each course Upper Level Elective Courses (Must pass with a grade of C- or higher)
you plan to take will satisfy this area.
Select 6 credits from CMSC 300- or 400-level courses (not eligible CMSC330 & CMSC351)
Elective Credits
Students must take enough elective courses in any discipline(s) they choose to reach
the total number of 120 credits required for graduation. Students who are pursuing a
minor or a second major can use those credits in this area.