<p>Hi, I’m a little confused about the L&S degree requirements for a B.A. in computer science. Apparently, at least 60 of the 120 required units must be “L&S units.” For a computer science major, would CS classes count as the aforementioned “L&S units,” or would the student in question be forced to take additional non-CS electives from the College of Letters and Science? </p>
<p>The reason I’m wondering is because I was under the impression that computer science courses were part of the EECS curriculum, and would actually be offered by the College of Engineering (rather than by L&S). From this perspective, I suppose that CS courses would not qualify as L&S units. Was this thinking correct, or would classes in CS – as a major offered by L&S – actually count toward the “60 L&S units” requirement?</p>
<p>To be honest, I’d tend to assume they really are L&S units, because I believe the alternative would mean a substantial difference in scheduling for L&S CS students. However, I can’t seem to find any definite clarification on this, and I figured it was best to make sure. Could anyone help fill me in? (Thanks in advance!)</p>