Registration & Enrollment
View Your Transfer Credit Report
Before registering for classes, it is best to verify your Transfer Credit Report. Your transfer credit report shows you any classes you’ve submitted to CU Boulder for college credit. This report is updated as we receive official transfer credit documents, so if you’re expecting to see credits and don’t, check back later.If you do not receive transfer credit for a class you took at another university that you think is equivalent to a class in the program, please contact TCHelp@colorado.edu. They will evaluate the class in question and determine if it is equivalent to the class offered in the program.
Verify Your Transfer Credit Report Transfer Credit Guidelines
Register for Classes
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Register for classes through the Buff Portal.
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CSPB courses are reserved for Applied Computer Science Post-Baccalaureate students. Students must register for CSPB subject courses in order to earn credit for their classes.
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All courses in the Applied Computer Science program are evaluated using letter grades. Students must select the letter grade option when registering for classes in order to receive credit for their classes.
Curriculum, Program Policy & Requirements
Curriculum
Students are required to complete 45 credit hours of computer science courses in order to graduate and earn a Bachelor of Science in Applied Computer Science from the University of Colorado, Boulder. The 45 credit hours consist of 26 credit hours of required courses and 19 credit hours of elective courses as indicated below. Please always use the course catalog for the most up to date class information and availability. Though all of our required courses are available every term, and a majority of elective courses are as well, there are some elective courses that will be offered inconsistently due to instructor availability.
Program Policy & Requirements
Please know that you are a student of University of Colorado, Boulder, as well as the College of Engineering & Applied Sciences, AND the Department of Computer Science. As such you are held responsible for knowing and understanding how the policies of each of those applies to you. The following section outlines the operational policies specific for the Post- Baccalaureate Applied Computer Science program.