Students interested in entering the
Digital Libraries Specialization should have successfully
completed undergraduate courses in algebra or trigonometry,
introductory logic, statistical analysis, and introductory
programming. Programming courses should cover C,
C++, or Java. These courses must have been taken and
successfully completed from an accredited institution
of higher learning prior to matriculation.
Students who not yet fulfilled
these requirements may do so at the University of Pittsburgh;
for example, a student who must satisfy the introductory
programming may take INFSCI 00012, Introduction to Programming,
as offered through the Undergraduate Program in Information
Science at the University of Pittsburgh, prior to initiating
the Master's level course of study. Alternatively,
such students may take a comparable course focusing on
the C programming language, at another institution prior
to enrolling at the University of Pittsburgh.
Please note that these requirements must be fulfilled
before a student begins the course of study for
the Digital Libraries specialization. |
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