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To successfully complete a Ph.D. degree, students must satisfy the
following course and GPA requirements.
For students without a prior master's degree in Computer Science or
Computer Engineering:
- 15-credit required Core Courses:
- COT 5405 Analysis of Algorithms
- COT 6315 Formal Languages
and Computation Theory
- COP 5615 Operating System
Principles
- COP 5555 Programming Language
Principles
- CDA 5155 Computer Architecture
Principles
- 21-credit CISE graduate-level courses, exclude CIS 6905, 6910, 6940,
7979, 7980; CIS 6971 may account for 6 credits for thesis-option
CISE masters.
- 15-credit CIS 7980 Research for Doctoral Dissertation.
- Other graduate-level courses are at the discretion of the student and
the students' supervisory committee chair.
For students with a prior master's degree in Computer Science or
Computer Engineering:
- 18-credit CISE graduate-level courses, exclude CIS 6905, 6910, 6940,
6971, 7979, 7980.
- 15-credit CIS 7980 Research for Doctoral Dissertation.
- Other graduate-level courses are at the discretion of the student and
the students' supervisory committee chair.
- Note, Graduate Admission Committee evaluate incoming PhD students'
core knowledge and may require students to take certain core courses.
According to the Graduate School rule, students must maintain a 3.0 overall GPA, as well as a cumulative 3.0 GPA for
all courses taken from CISE. In addition, the CISE core course requirements are such that each student can
have at most one core course with a grade of "C" or "C+".
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