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Course Information

The general department advisers and your assigned faculty adviser are all available to talk with you about courses in our department. They can meet with you to talk about choosing courses that will complete your requirements, match your interests, and best prepare you for whatever you might do next. Information on courses for the upcoming quarter is included in each issue of our undergraduate newsletter, Swift Thinking. Another useful resource to guide you as you select your courses is our webpage on choosing courses.