I'm a recent graduated of University of California, Merced and studied computer science & engineering and physics.
This is some of the coursework that I've taken. 0** level courses are lower division, 1** are upper division, 2** are graduate level.
Computer Science & Engineering | |
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CSE 015 | Discrete Mathematics |
CSE 030 | Data Structures |
CSE 031 | Computer Organization and Assembly Language |
ENGR 065 | Circuit Theory |
CSE 100 | Algorithms Analysis and Design |
CSE 120 | Software Engineering |
CSE 150 | Operating Systems |
CSE 165 | Object Oriented Programming |
CSE 185 | Computer Vision |
CSE 106 | Full Stack Development |
Physics | |
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PHYS 126 | Special Relativity |
PHYS 108 | Thermal Physics |
PHYS 105 | Analytic Mechanics |
PHYS 112 | Statistical Mechanics |
PHYS 160 | Modern Physics Lab |
PHYS 110 | Electrodynamics |
PHYS 115 | Electrodynamics II |
PHYS 137 | Quantum Mechanics |
PHYS 138 | Quantum Mechanics II |
PHYS 180 | Nonlinear Dynamics |
PHYS 192 | Advanced Quantum Computing |
PHYS 116 | Mathematical Methods |
Other Coursework | |
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EECS 210 | Linear Multivariable Control |
ME 211 | Nonlinear Control |
ME 280 | Fractional Order Mechanics * |
*This course is quite unique to UCM. It covers Fractional Calculus a budding branch of mathematics, as well as it's applications in mechanics.