Easiest Computer Science Classes at UCSD
The least difficult Computer Science courses at University of California, San Diego, ranked from student ratings. Plan a lighter semester or round out your schedule with a manageable Computer Science class.
Easiest Computer Science Courses
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More Computer Science classes at UCSD
- CSE11Introduction to Programming and Computational Problem-Solving: Accelerated Pace
- CSE30Computer Organization
- CSE12Basic Data Structures and Object-Oriented Design
- CSE101Design and Analysis of Algorithms
- CSE20Discrete Mathematics
- CSE110Software Engineering
- CSE105Theory of Computability (4) Tag: Theory/Abstraction
- CSE21Mathematics for Algorithms and Systems
- CSE140Components and Design Techniques for Digital Systems (4) Tags: Systems, Theory/Abstraction, Applications of Computing
- CSE8B
- CSE15LSoftware Tools and Techniques Laboratory
- CSE120Operating Systems Principles (4) Tag: Systems
- CSE140LDigital Systems Laboratory (2) Tags: Systems, Applications of Computing
- CSE151AMachine Learning: Learning Algorithms (4) Tag: Applications of Computing
- CSE130Programming Languages: Principles and Paradigms (4) Tag: Theory/Abstraction
- CSE141Introduction to Computer Architecture (4) Tag: Systems
- CSE132ADatabase System Principles (4) Tag: Theory/Abstraction
- CSE127Introduction to Computer Security (4) Tags: Systems, Applications of Computing
- CSE150AIntroduction to Artificial Intelligence: Probabilistic Reasoning and Decision-Making (4) Tag: Theory/Abstraction
- CSE131Compiler Construction (4) Tag: Applications of Computing
- CSE29Systems Programming and Software Tools
- CSE190Topics in Computer Science and Engineering
- CSE135Online Database Analytics Applications (4) Tag: Applications of Computing
- CSE160Introduction to Parallel Computing (4) Tag: Systems
- CSE103A Practical Introduction to Probability and Statistics
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