Permission Form for CISC 4900

Multimedia Computing

Please fill out this form as full as possible.

This form is for Multimedia Computing majors only. If you are a different major, go back and select the correct form.

The email account that you will check frequently. Please ensure there are no typos.

Select the semester you are seeking permission to enroll in. Please note that Summer Session is a 5 week course, so summer enrollment is limited to those with full time internships (i.e. 40hrs/week).

This course requires completion of a major project. Students may find their own project, within or outside the school. Many students use projects at work for their CISC 4900 project.




If your project is part of an employment scenario, list primary responsibilities of your role. Otherwise, briefly describe your interest(s).

If you have identified a technical or professional mentor to supervise your project AND they have agreed to serve as your supervisor, please fill in this section.

First and Last names

Email address to reach your supervisor

Relationship

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Courses Taken

Please complete the following section.
  • If you are currently taking the course, simply supply the instructor, and leave the grade blank;
  • If you haven’t taken the course, leave it blank.
  • If you retook the course, provide the most recent grade and instructor.
  • If you are transferring credit for a course please fill with ’Transfer’ for instructor.
Required Intro Courses
Course Instructor Grade
CISC 1115 Intro to Programming Using Java or
CISC 1170 Java for Programmers

Must be 1115 or 1170. Transfer students without 1115 must take 1170.

required
CISC 3115 Introduction to Modern Programming Techniques

Transfer students may use 3110.

required
CISC 3130 Data Structures

required
Other Required CIS Courses
Course Instructor Grade
CISC 1600 Introduction to Multimedia Computing
CISC 2210 Discrete Structures
CISC 2820W Computers and Ethics
CISC 3220 Analysis of Algorithms
CISC 3620 Computer Graphics
CISC 3630 Multimedia Computing
CISC 4900 Independent and Group Projects I or
CISC 5001 Independent Study and Research I
Other Required Courses
Course Instructor Grade
Math 1006College Algebra for Precalculus
Math 1011/1012 Precalculus
Math 1201 Calculus I
Math 1711 Mathematical Foundations of Computer Graphics I or Math 1206 Calculus II
Math 1716 Mathematical Foundations of Computer Graphics II or Math 2501 Elementary Probability & Statistics
Three additional CIS courses from: 3140, 3142, 3410, 3415, 3610, 3650, 3660, 3665, 3667, 3810, 4610
Course Title Instructor Grade
CISC
CISC
CISC
Two courses from: Art 2811, 2820, 2821, 3812; Music 3260, 3261, 3262, 3264 (or CISC 2600), 3322; Film 1201, 2701; TV, Radio, and Emerging Media 2420, 3861, 3871, 3951
Course Title Instructor Grade
Other ’Relevant’ (CIS and non-CIS) Courses

If you are interested in a particular area for a project (CS or non-CS), please provide any additional relevant courses in the last section, e.g., if you are interested in computational biology, list any biology, chemistry, or other related courses in that section.

Course Title Instructor Grade