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Grading Policies

All courses taken for the CS minor must be taken for a letter grade except for courses taken Spring 2019-20, and Autumn 2020-21 through Summer 2020-21.

GPA Requirements

The minimum acceptable cumulative GPA for courses within the minor is 2.0.

External Credit Policies

A maximum of one transfer credit course may be counted toward the minor requirements.

Additional Program Policies

Neither CS 103 nor CS 109 may be used to fulfill a math or other requirement in another degree program because core courses cannot be double counted. Students using CS 103, 107, or 109 toward their major requirements may select an additional elective course as a replacement.