APPROVED
NON-CIS COURSES FOR CIS/MSE STUDENTS:
In accordance with the requirements in the Graduate Handbook at www.cis.upenn.edu/grad/gradhandbook.shtml#MSE, the following non-CIS courses may be counted as electives toward the CIS/MSE degree:
CIT 597 Programming Languages & Techniques III
TCOM 500 Introduction to Networks and Protocols
TCOM 502 Advanced Networking Protocols
TCOM 510 Wireless Networking
TCOM 511 Wireless Systems TCOM 515 Optical Networking
TCOM 514 Web Technologies, Architectures and Integration
TCOM 570 Introduction to Digital Communications
TCOM 670 Telecommunications Seminar
EAS 545 Engineering Entrepreneurship
ENM 502 Numerical Methods & Modeling
ENM 503 Introduction to Probability & Statistics
ESE 504 Introduction to Optimization Theory
ESE 505 Control of Systems
ESE 519 Real-Time and Embedded Systems
ESE 531 Digital Signal Processing
ESE 535 Electronic Design Automation
ESE 605 Modern Convex Optimization
ESE 680 Dymanic Programming & Stochastic Control (F09)
MATH 513 Computational Linear Algebra
MATH 546/STAT 530 Advanced Probability
MATH 547/STAT 531 Stochastic Processes
MATH 570 Introduction to Logic & Computability
MATH 571 Introduction to Logic & Computability
MATH 574 Mathematical Theory of Computation
MATH 581
Combinatorial Analysis and Graph Theory
MATH 582 Applied Mathematics & Computation
MATH 584 The Mathematics of Medical Imaging & Measurement
MATH 690 Mathematical Foundations of Program Semantics – Foundations of
Computer Security
MATH 691 Topics in Mathematical Foundations of Computer Security
LING 545 Math Foundations of Language Communication I
LING 546 Math Foundations of Language Communication II
LING 549 Mathematical Techniques in NLP
MEAM 520 Robotics & Automation
MEAM 521 Introduction to Scientific Computing for Scientific Applications
MEAM 625 Haptic Interfaces for Virtual Environments & Teleoperation
EDUC 545 Information & Community Technology for Education & Development
STAT 510 Probability
STAT 512 Mathematical Statistics
STAT 553 Machine Learning
STAT 991 Regularization Methods for Learning
ECON 713: Game Theory *
OPIM 661 Systems Analysis and Design*
OPIM 670 Simulation and Dynamic Competitive Strategy*
OPIM 672 Decision Support Systems*
OPIM 950 Information Systems: Representation & Discovery
OPIM 934 Dynamic Programming & Stochastic Models*
(FNCE 601 Corporate Finance - not allowed after Fall 2007)
* Process for Registration for Wharton MBA Courses
1) Instructor approval must be obtained for admittance to all MBA courses.
2) Students will drop signed and completed forms (a) in the MBA Program Office, and then check PennInTouch to see if access has been granted to desired course.
3) Resolve all time conflicts prior to submitting the non-MBA registration request form. We will not be able to issue an “Authorization/Permit” if there is an existing conflict.
4) Since we may need to correspond with you regarding your registration status, please make sure to legibly write your email address on the Non-MBA Registration form.
The MBA Program Office will process all non-MBA registration forms on September 17. 2009 All students will bring their instructor-approved forms to the MBA Program Office, and drop them in the designated box. Processing will not be completed at the time of submission. Forms will, however, be randomly processed. By the end of the day on September 17, 2009, we expect all forms to have been processed.
Students should be able to access PennInTouch on the evening of September 17 or shortly thereafter, and view the issuance of an “Authorization/Permit” (pending seat availability) for the course, at which time he/she should also be able to complete the registration. Please note that “Authorizations/Permits” expire after 12 hours so students should not delay in accessing PennInTouch. Please also note that instructor approval does not guarantee a seat. Instructor approval simply guarantees the student is academically eligible to take the course. Securing the class depends on seat availability.
Student Services
MBA Program Office
The Wharton School
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Wharton approval info
Once Wharton has input the permit, you can register for the class through PennIntouch or Mike can register you.
Course offerings/schedules for all departments - www.upenn.edu/registrar/timetable/index.html
OPIM course offerings/schedules - www.upenn.edu/registrar/timetable/opim.html
Courses not appearing on the above list but with strong technical and/or mathematical content may be counted toward the CIS MSE graduate degree with the prior approval of the CIS graduate chair
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APPROVED NON-CIS COURSES FOR MCIT STUDENTS:
The following courses offered outside of the CIS department may
be counted as
electives for the CIT graduate degree:
more info at www.cis.upenn.edu/~matuszek/General/approved-courses.html
All TCOM courses
EAS 545 Engineering Entrepreneurship
EAS 548 High Tech Venture
EAS 510 Technical Communication & Academic Writing For Engineers (for non-native speakers of English)
FNAR 541 Hand-Drawn Computer Animation
FNAR 536 Digital Figure Modeling I
FNAR 567 Computer Animation
FNAR 635 3-D Computer Modeling/Digital Sculpture
FNAR 636 Digitial Design Foundations
LING 545 Math Foundations of Language Communication I
LING 546 Math Foundations of Language Communication II
LING 549 Mathematical Techniques in NLP
MATH 513 Computational Linear Algebra
MATH 570/571 Intro to Logic and Computability
MATH 574/575 Mathematical Theory of Computation
MATH 580 Combinatorial Analysis and Graph Theory
MATH 581 Combinatorial Analysis and Graph Theory
MATH 582 Applied Mathematics and Computation
MATH 583 Applied Mathematics and Computation
MATH 584/585 Mathematics of Medical Imaging and Measurement
MATH 670 Topics in Logic
MATH 671 Topics in Logic
MATH 690 Topics in Math Foundations of Program Semantics
MATH 691 Topics in Math Foundations of Program Semantics
MATH 692 Numerical Analysis
MATH 693 Numerical Analysis
MATH 676 (=CIS 610) Advanced Geometric Methods in Computer Science
OPIM 661/Systems Analysis and Design*
OPIM 670/Simulation and Dynamic Competitive Strategy*
OPIM 672/Decision Support Systems*
OPIM 950/Information Systems: Representation & Discovery*
OPIM 934/Dynamic Programming & Stochastic Models*
*You must submit a Wharton Course Registration Authorization Request Form to Wharton in order to request course registration. Click below to access the needed form:
Wharton approval info Wharton approval form
The four electives for CIT students must be CIS graduate
courses or must be graduate courses with a strong computational
component. More info re: approved non-CIS courses for MCIT students can be found at www.cis.upenn.edu/~matuszek/General/approved-courses.html
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