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DIRECTED STUDY IN COMPUTER SCIENCE

COMPSCI 298
Course Description

Undergraduate directed study in computer sciences.

Prerequisties

Consent of instructor

Credits

1 to 3

Offered

Fall, Spring

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Class Size
0

100.00% from Historical

Instructors (2025 Fall)

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Michael GLEICHER

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3.3
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J

Jim WILLIAMS

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3.0
Rating
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Marc RENAULT

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2.8
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Mohit GUPTA

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2.7
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Young Wu

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2.5
Rating
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Ramya KORLAKAI VINAYAK

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1.8
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Anthony GITTER

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MEENA Syamkumar

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