The sample plan below is intended for general planning purposes only. The UCI General Catalogue is the official guide to all degree and graduation requirements. Please be sure to view the notes and prerequisites for this degree, located at the bottom of the page.
A downloadable copy of the degree requirements is also available in PDF (85kb).
In addition, the student should request a degree check at least annually from their academic counselor to ensure timely progress toward degree completion.
Additional information about this degree program is available.
Blue courses are in your major
Brown courses are part of the UCI general education core courses. Overlapping or previously satisfied requirements may allow students more free electives.
FRESHMAN
FALL
- Economics 20A
- Mathematics 2A
- UC Entry Level Writing
WINTER
- Economics 20B
- Mathematics 2B
- Gen. Ed. (I)
- Gen. Ed. (VI)
SPRING
- Informatics 43
- Mathematics 6G/3A
- Gen. Ed. (I)
SOPHOMORE
FALL
- ICS 21/Informatics 41
- Management 30A
- ICS 6D
- Gen. Ed. (II)
WINTER
- ICS 22/Informatics 42
- Management 30B
- Statistics 7/8/67
- Gen. Ed. (IV)
SPRING
- ICS 23/Informatics 45
- Management 102
- Gen. Ed. (III)
JUNIOR
FALL
- CS 122A
- Management 107
- UD Elective
- Gen. Ed. (IV)
WINTER
- CS 121/Informatics 141
- Informatics 113
- Management 102
- Management 178
SPRING
- Informatics 143
- UD Elective
- Gen. Ed. (VIII)
- UD Writing
SENIOR
FALL
- Management 105
- Statistics 110
- Bren ICS UD Elective
WINTER
- Management 109
- Management 189
- Bren ICS UD Elective
SPRING
- Management 110
- Management 173
- Bren ICS UD Elective
- Gen. Ed. (VII)
NOTES AND PREREQUISITES- Please view the UCI Catalogue for information on class prerequisites.
- This sample program lists only the minimum requirements; it is possible that students may have to take additional courses in preparation for required courses.
- The lower-division writing requirement must be completed by the end of the 7th quarter at UCI.
- It is strongly recommended that a student meet with an academic advisor to create an academic plan tailored to his or her specific areas of interests, and career or graduate school goals.
- Students in catalogue years prior to AY 2012-2013 should meet with an academic advisor to see if this academic plan is applicable to them.