Ph.D. Program of Study Form CS-6 revised 21 February 1995 *** PLEASE PRINT (IN INK) ALL RESPONSES *** (Other forms mentioned may be filed later.) Name: ID #: - - This form is being submitted on (date): I am satisfying degree requirements as defined on (date): Dissertation Area: I. CORE EXAM My comprehensive written examination on the core courses [ ] covered COMP 122, 151, 181, 212, 213, 214, 216, 217, 261 [ ] will cover COMP 202, 203, 204, 205, 206 (in the context of prior preparation) [ ] should cover the following hybrid (transition student only): COMP II. COURSES For courses other than at UNC-CH, attach at least a catalog description, and preferably a syllabus. A. Required courses. COMP 321 [ ] semester: [ ] waived (file Form CS-2) COMP 345 (for students meeting requirements dated before May 1994) [ ] semester: [ ] check if taken as COMP 145 [ ] waived (file Form CS-2) B. Primary concentration. "Three or four courses of which at least two support in depth the specific dissertation topic and at least one supports more generally the area of computer science in which the dissertation topic falls. The courses do not need to be related to each other, except in that they support the dissertation. These courses may have been taken as an undergraduate and may have been counted towards an undergraduate degree." Univ. Dept. Numb. Hrs. Brief Title 1. 2. 3. 4. C. Secondary concentration. "One or two courses (two if there are only three courses in the primary concentration) that are clearly not in the area of computer science in which the dissertation topic falls. If there are two courses, they must be a coherent pair. These courses may not have been taken as an undergraduate." Univ. Dept. Numb. Hrs. Brief Title 1. 2. D. Mathematical skills. "One course at upper undergraduate level or higher in each of two approved areas. An area is approved if it (a) appears on the following list, or (b) is designated by the student's committee as specifically supporting the dissertation topic, or (c) is approved by the Graduate Studies Committee on the basis of a cogent argument by the student. These courses do not need to be related to each other, and may have been taken as an undergraduate." 1 abstract linear algebra (with emphasis on "abstract") 2 geometry 3 graph theory and combinatorics 4 mathematical logic 5 modern algebra 6 probability and statistics Area # Univ. Dept. Numb. Hrs. Brief Title 1. 2. Non-listed area(s) [ ] approved by student's committee [ ] requested by student (attach justification) E. Supporting program. "Two courses outside computer science, each of which is either a foreign language course or a course that supports the dissertation topic. (Two foreign language courses should normally be in the same foreign language.) These courses must have been taken as a graduate student, but do not need to be at a graduate level. They may include either or both of the courses taken (if as a graduate student) to satisfy the mathematical skills requirement." Univ. Dept. Numb. Hrs. Brief Title 1. 2. F. Other courses required by the student's committee. Univ. Dept. Numb. Hrs. Brief Title 1. 2. G. Formal minor (see Graduate School Handbook) Univ. Dept. Numb. Hrs. Brief Title 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. III. OTHER REQUIREMENTS A. Program product (file Form CS-13) B. Teaching (file Form CS-11) IV. COMMITTEE MEMBERS The student is requested to print the names of committee members other than the chairman. The chairman is requested to tick the box after the name of each member who has reviewed this Program, and then to sign in block V. Name: [ ] Name: [ ] Name: [ ] Name: [ ] Name: [ ] Name: [ ] V. SIGNATURES Each item has been approved by majority vote of the committee. Committee chairman: [ ] approved by Graduate Studies Committee [ ] disapproved, because: Director of Graduate Studies: Date: