Due to the volume of students in Computer Sciences, CS Graduate-Level (700-level) courses are generally reserved for graduate students only. However, if a graduate-level course has space available, undergraduate students may be considered (although not guaranteed).

If you are an undergraduate student interested in a CS graduate-level course, you will need to fill out our request form here.

Please note that undergraduate students requesting a graduate-level course may not hear on their permission to enroll until the first week of the semester. Please consult with your advisor regarding your decision to request a graduate-level course and back-up options.

Summer Term 2023: Something for Everyone

The Department of Computer Sciences is excited to offer the following courses this summer: 

Fully Online: CS200, CS300, CS320, CS400, CS540, CS564 and CS577 (check Course Search & Enroll for meeting pattern information)

Fully In-person: CS220 and CS354

Other departments (such as Math or ECE) have a variety of summer options that may meet major or degree requirements. Be sure to check the Course Search & Enroll app for exact information.

Summer enrollment starts next week!

Questions? Check in with your academic advisor for guidance on how Summer term fits with your academic goals.

RED Talk: Matt Upstone & Steve Lueck from Associated Bank

March 30 @ 4:00 pm, CS Room 2310

WQCC Talk with Dr. Mark Saffman

March 30 @ 7:00 pm, CS Room 1221

Computer Sciences Scholarships for Spring 2023 are now available for applying in the Wisconsin Scholarship Hub (WiSH)! There are four (4) scholarships specific to continuing Computer Sciences students:

• David Dewitt Undergraduate Scholarship
• Hina and Faisal Mushtaq Scholarship
• Paul D. Salmon Memorial Scholarship
• Wai Ying Yick and Dr. Chiu Wai Yuen Endowment

Check out these scholarships (and more!) at scholarships.wisc.edu - applications for CS scholarships are due Thursday, April 13!

Study in Scandinavia on Scholarship

for Spring and Summer 2024!

Looking for a study abroad experience that immerses you in local culture?

Hoping to study abroad while at UW-Madison but not sure how to pay for it?

Interested in becoming a lifelong member of a global alumni network?

The Brittingham Viking Organization is a Madison-based scholarship organization that offers various scholarships to study in Scandinavia. The organization is currently offering multiple  scholarships for undergraduate or graduate UW-Madison students in any major or program for January–August 2024, to either Copenhagen, Stockholm, or Helsinki for spring semester, with all scholars spending the summer together in Oslo. These scholarships are fully funded, designed to cover tuition, housing, airfare, and travel and living stipends. 

All classes are taught in English and scholars are given the chance to travel across the Nordic countries meeting alumni of the program. There is a lively network of alumni in Madison and around the world ready to welcome new scholars with open arms!

More information about the scholarship and applications can be found on the Brittingham Viking Organization’s website. Applications are due March 31, and any additional questions can be sent to us.scholarships@brittinghamvikings.org. 

This is a study abroad experience like no other. Apply today!

Interested in coding careers? Code Test Interviews (also known as OA's) are a key part of any internship or job that requires coding, but Code Tests aren't like normal coding. This workshop will discuss tips and strategies for preparing for and acing the Code Test Interview: tech skills to know, what interviewers look for, how to prepare thoroughly for the interview, and how to stay calm in the interview.

All students interested in coding are welcome to attend – open to all majors!

Please register on Handshake to reserve your spot.

Please email Beth Karabin (ekarabin@wisc.edu) for questions or accommodation requests.