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CS 4xxx - 5xxx course information:
- Preference is given to CS affiliated students. Please check roster notes for specific course information and restrictions.
- Most 4xxx level courses are restricted to CS students. Other students (including those with CS minors) must add themselves to the wait list during the add period.
- 5xxx level co-meets are restricted to CS MEng students. Other students must add themselves to the wait list during the add period.
- There are a few exceptions please check roster notes to verify restrictions for specific classes.
- Graduate and Professional students must take the 5xxx version of a course if the course is required for your degree program.
- If you need to swap from the 4xxx to the 5xxx course. Please fill out the University online add/drop form during the regular add period, NOT pre-enroll.
- PINs are released after the first day of add, every Tuesday and Thursday.
- Waitlists are not available during pre-enroll.
- Priority is NOT based on waitlist number.
- If you are not on the waitlist, you will not receive a PIN.
- If you are on the incorrect wait list (ex. MEng on CS 4780 wait list), you will not receive a PIN.
- PINs are released by the CS department. Instructors do not have them.
For course descriptions see the Courses of Study.