Revised: June 17, 2008

The discipline of computer science and engineering interacts with a number of other disciplines in a mutually beneficial way. These disciplines include Mathematics, Electrical Engineering, and Cognitive Science. The following is a list of upper division courses from other disciplines that can be counted as technical electives. Students may not get duplicate credit for equivalent courses. The UCSD General Catalog should be consulted for equivalency information and any restrictions placed on the courses. Additional restrictions are noted below. Any deviation from this list must be petitioned.

All CSE courses not taken to meet core requirements may be used for technical elective credit for Bachelors Art/Bachelors Science in Computer Science and Bachelors Science in Computer Engineering programs. At most 4 units of CSE 197, 198 or 199 may be used toward technical elective requirements. CSE 195 cannot be used towards course requirements. Undergraduate students must get instructor's permission and departmental stamp to enroll in a graduate course.

All upper division courses except Math 168A-B, 179A-B,184A-B, Math 183 (computer engineering majors only), 189A-B, and 195-199.

All ECE upper division courses except ECE 195-199. CSE 143 is equivalent to ECE 165. Students may not receive credit for both CSE 123A or ECE 158A. Credit will be given for only one of the following: ECE 109 or Math. 183 or Econ. 120A.

Theory and Cognitive Phenomena 101A-B-C, Distributed Cognition 102A (formerly 131), Everyday Cognition 102B (formerly 130), Cognitive Engineering 102C (formerly 132), Cognitive Neuroscience 107A-B-C, Theory of Computation and Formal Systems 108A/D, Symbolic Modeling of Cognition 108B/E, Neural Network Models of Cognition I 108C/F, Human Computer Interaction 120, Human Computer Interaction Programming 121, Semantics 150, Language Comprehension 153, Natural and Artificial Symbolic Representational Systems 170, Neural Network Models of Cognition II 181, Artificial Intelligence Modeling II 182, and Representation, Search, and the WEB 188. Students may not get credit for both CSE 150 and Neural Network Models of Cognition 108C, or for both CSE 151 and Artificial Intelligence Modeling II 182.

All upper division MAE courses except MAE 140 (ONLY computer science majors may take MAE 140) and MAE 195-199. Students may receive elective credit for only one of the following courses: CSE 164A, Math 174, Math 173, Physics 105A-B, CENG 153, MAE 107. Students may only get credit for one of the following two courses: CSE 167, or AMES 152.

Microeconomics 100A-B, Game Theory 109, Macroeconomics 110A-B, Mathematical Economics 113, Econometrics 120A-B-C, Applied Econometrics 121, Microeconomics 170A-B, Decisions under Uncertainty 171, Introduction to Operations Research 172A-B-C, Economic and Business Forecasting 178. Credit will be given for only one of the following: ECE 109 or Math. 183 or Econ. 120A.

Phonetics 110, Phonology I 111, Phonology II 115, Morphology 120, Syntax I 121, Syntax II 125, Semantics 130, Mathematical Analysis of Languages 160, Computers and Language 163, Computational Linguistics 165, Principles of Discourse and Dialog 169, Psycholinguistics 170, Language and the Brain 172, and Sociolinguistics 175.

Principles of Team Engineering 100 (2units) and Team Engineering Laboratory 100L (2 units). For students admitted prior to Fall 2006:

Principles of Team Engineering 100 (2units) and Team Engineering Laboratory 100L (2 units). For students admitted as of Fall 2006:

Programming for Musical Applications 172 (formerly 161), Mixing and Editing 173 (formerly 162). You must complete the prerequisites for these courses. Music 172 requires Music 171. Music 173 requires Music 170. Contact Eileen Voreades at evoreades@ucd.edu, Undergraduate Advisor in the Music Department,for permission to enroll. The Music Department is located in the Mandeville Building, room 110.

Engineering Psychology 161.

Computer Game Studies 177.