Graduation Requirements Checklist – Fall 2025
All courses taken to satisfy the Information Systems major requirements must be taken for a letter grade and completed with a grade of C or higher. Students may not elect the P/NC option for any of the courses in the major.
Information Systems Courses¹
| Number | Title |
| CSE114 | Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming |
| CSE214 | Data Structures |
| ISE218 | Fundamentals of Information Technology |
| ISE300 or EST 304 | Technical Communications or Communication for Engineers and Scientists |
| ISE312 | Legal, Social, and Ethical Issues in Information Systems |
| ISE305 | Database Design and Practice |
| CSE310 or ISE316 | Introduction to Networking |
| ISE320 or BUS340 | Information Management |
| ISE___ | 1 of 4 Upper Division ISE or CSE Courses² |
| ISE___ | 1 of 4 Upper Division ISE or CSE Courses² |
| ISE___ | 1 of 4 Upper Division ISE or CSE Courses² |
| ISE___ | 1 of 4 Upper Division ISE or CSE Courses² |
Mathematics Courses
| Number | Title |
| AMS151, MAT131, MAT141, or MAT125/126 | Applied Calculus I |
| AMS161, MAT132, MAT142, MAT127, or CSE215 | Applied Calculus II or Foundations of Computer Science |
| AMS 210 or MAT 211 | Introduction to Linear Algebra |
| AMS310, ECO320, or AMS110 | Survey of Probability and Statistics, Mathematical Statistics, or Probability and Statistics in the Life Sciences |
Specialization
Students must complete a specialization in one of the defined application areas (Business & Economics, Technological Systems Management, System & Network Administration, or Digital Media), or else design a specialization of six to eight courses in another application area in consultation with the ISE Undergraduate Director before the courses for the specialization are completed.