Curriculum for the Classes of 2004-2008
Suggested sequence for students entering UMass Lowell between September 2000 and January 2005 (inclusive).
| Freshman Fall | Freshman Spring |
| 91.101 Computing I - 4 cr. | 91.102 Computing II -4 cr. |
| 92.131 Calculus I - 4 cr. | 92.132 Calculus II - 4 cr. |
| 95.141 Physics I & Lab (96.141) - 4 cr. | 95.144 Physics II & Lab (96.144) - 4 cr. |
| 42.101 College Writing I - 3 cr. | 42.102 College Writing II - 3 cr. |
| Sophomore Fall | Sophomore Spring |
| 91.203 Computer Org. & Assembly Lang.- 4 cr. | 91.204 Computing IV - 3 cr. |
| 91.201 Computing III - 4 cr. | 92.386 Probability and Statistics I - 3 cr. |
| 92.231 Calculus III or 16.265 Logic Design - 4/3 cr. | 16.265 Logic Design or 92.231 Calculus III - 3/4 cr. |
| 92.321 Discrete Structures I - 3 cr. | 92.322 Discrete Structures II - 3 cr. |
| 42.220 Communications for SW Developers -3 cr. |
| Junior Fall | Junior Spring |
| 91.304 Foundations of Computer Science - 3 cr. | 91.301 Organization of Programming Languages - 3 cr. |
| 91.305 Computer Architecture - 3 cr. | 91.308 Intro. to Operating Systems - 3 cr. |
| Quantitative Elective - 3 cr. | Quantitative Elective - 3 cr. |
| Gen Ed Course / CS Ethics Course* - 3 cr. | Gen Ed Course* / Diversity Course - 3 cr. |
| Gen Ed Course* - 3 cr. | Gen Ed Course* - 3 cr. |
| Senior Fall | Senior Spring |
| 91.xxx Project Course (1) - 3 cr. | 91.xxx Project Course (2) - 3 cr. |
| 91.404 Analysis of Algorithms - 3 cr. | Computer Science Elective - 3 cr. |
| Gen Ed Course* - 3 cr. | Gen Ed Course* - 3 cr. |
| General Elective - 3 cr. | General Elective - 3 cr. |
| General Elective - 3 cr. | General Elective - 3 cr. |
*Gen Ed courses are those satisfying the new (year 2000) General Education Requirements. Three of these must be among those approved as Arts and Humanities courses and three must be among those approved as Social Sciences courses. In addition, one of these courses (or some other course) must also satisfy the Computer Science Department's Ethics Requirement and one of these courses must be among those approved as satisfying the university's diversity requirement.