Computer and Informatics Undeclared

About the Program

The Computer & Informatics Undeclared program allows students to explore academic options within the College of Computing & Informatics before declaring a major and while staying on track during their first year.

The Computer & Informatics Undeclared program is not a major; however, all the courses in the first year are required in some form in the various majors in the College of Computing & Informatics. This selection of courses will “follow” the student to an eventual chosen major in the college. With the help of an advisor, students can select courses based on their interests and goals. No later than the end of spring term in the first academic year, students are required to select an appropriate major (Computer Science, Computing and Security Technology, Data Science, Information Systems, Software Engineering) which will lead to a bachelor's degree.

Students will complete co-ops in accordance with the requirements for the major that they choose.

Admission Requirements

There are no specific requirements for admission into the undeclared option beyond those that are required for any student applying to majors in the College of Computing & Informatics at Drexel University.

Program Requirements

Sample Plan of Study

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MATH courses according to placement

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Programming courses according to area of interest

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Major credits according to area of interest