COLLEGES


 the American Speech-Language-Hearing
 Association;
 3. Teacher certification issued by the state
 Department of Education;
 4. State licensure issued by the Board of Speech-
 Language Pathology and Audiology in the
 Agency for Health Care Administra-tion.
 FRESHMAN YEAR
NOTE: To fulfill the Gordon Rule requirement,
select courses to satisfy 12 hours in communica-
tion and 6 hours in computation. Many general
education courses qualify; check the schedule of
courses. Six hours of the general education cred-
its must be coded international or diversity (I).
Semester 1 Fall Credits
Composition (GE) ............................ ................ 3
H um anities (G E) .....................................................3
Social & Behavioral Sciences (GE) .....................3.
Physical or Biological Sciences (GE).....................3
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Critical Tracking Criteria:
* 2.3UFGPA
Semester 2 Spring
Mathematics (GE) ........................................3
Hum anities (GE).................................................. 3
EEX 2010 Exceptional People.............................3
COM 1000, SPC 2300, SPA 2024,
 SPA 3002, SPC 2600 or PSY 2013 ...............3
Elective ............................ ....... ... ............... 3
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Critical Tracking Criteria:
* 2.5 cumulative UF GPA
* Complete one preprofessional SPA course
 with a grade of B or better
 SOPHOMORE YEAR
Semester 3 Fall Credits
STA 2122 Statistics for Social Sciences
 (or its equiv.) (GE-M).......................3.
Elective (3000-level or above, not in major) ........3
COM 1000, SPC 2300, SPA 2024,
 SPA 3002, SPC 2600 or PSY 2013 ...............3
Physical Science (GE) ............................................. 3
Physical or Biological Science Lab......................1
Hum anities (GE) ................................................. 3
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Critical Tracking Criteria:
* 2.65 cumulative UF GPA
* Complete two preprofessional SPA courses by
 the end of semester 3 (min. 2.65 GPA)
Semester 4 Spring
LIN 2210 Intro to Phon Theory/Transc.* .........4
EAB 3002 Intro. to Behavior Analysis (GE-S)
 OR
EAB 3764 Applied Behavior Analysis (GE-S)
 OR
EAB 4704 Nat Sci & Tech of Behavior (GE-S) ...3
Elective (3000-level or above, not in major) ........3
Electives .................................................... ...... 3-6
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Critical Tracking Criteria:
* 2.8 cumulative UF GPA
* Complete tracking criteria for semesters 1-3
* Complete STA 2122 and LIN 2210
 2.75 GPA or better in tracking courses listed as
 critical tracking criteria in semesters 1-4


 JUNIOR YEAR
Semester 5 Fall Credits
PSB 3004 Intro to Phys Psy (GE-B) ..............3.
 or other related area elective.
SPA 3011 Speech Acoustics.................................3
SPA 4400 Language Dev & Disorders ...............3
Foreign Language......................... ............... 4-5
Elective ............................................. ................. 3
 16-17
Critical Tracking Criteria:
* Complete tracking criteria for semesters 1-4,
 plus one additional preprofessional SPA course
 GPA of 2.75 or better in tracking courses listed
 as critical tracking criteria in semesters 1-5
Semester 6 Spring
Foreign Language.................. ...... 3-5
SPA 3101 Speech Anatomy &
 Physiology............................................3
SPA 3032 Fund of Hearing................................3
SPA 4450 Language Disorders...........................3
SPA 4104 Neural Basis of Communication.......3
 15-17
 SENIOR YEAR
Semester 7 Fall Credits
SPA 4250 Intro to Speech Disorders ...............3.
SPA 4302 Audiometry & Hearing Disorders....3
SPA 4050 Observation Lab...............................2.
Electives (3000-level or above, not in major) ......6
Elective (or complete language if 4-3-3 option)..3
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Semester 8 Spring
SPA 4321 Auditory Training &
 Speechreading ...................................3
SPA 4555 Comm Disorders & Public Law........2
Electives (3000-level or above, not in major)...6-9
Physical or Biological Science ............................3.
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* Transfer students should take LIN 2210 during
 their first semester at UF.

Computer and Information
Sciences
 Read the earlier sections describing general
education and CLAS requirements. Refer espe-
cially to the Majors and Minors in the College
section for program variations and other clari-
fying information.
 At the time this catalog went to press, sev-
eral changes were pending in the universal
tracking plans for majors and for course level
(1000, 2000, etc.) for certain courses in the State
University System. Students should consult the
relevant department or 100 AAC for up-to-date
course information.
 GENERAL INFORMATION: The Depart-
ment of Computer and Information Science and
Engineering was created to serve the needs of
the entire university. Toward this end several
service courses are available as well as several
degree programs. Bachelor degree programs
and/or a minor are currently available through
the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the
Warrington College of Business Administration
and the College of Engineering. For a descrip-


tion of the minor, refer to the CISE section in the
College of Engineering. Master's degree pro-
grams and a Ph.D. program are also available.
 THE CISE MAJOR IN CLAS: A minimum
of 120 semester hours and a junior/senior level
GPA of 2.0 is required for a bachelor's degree
with a major in CISE from the College of Liberal
Arts and Sciences.
 In order to be continue to the junior/senior
level in this major, a student should complete
his or her general education requirements and
complete at least MAC 2311, MAC 2312 and
MAC 2313 with a "C+" or better grade. Students
must also take two courses in computer science
as a part of their general education. Fulfilling
the minimum requirements, however, does not
guarantee acceptance into the program.
Department requirements are as follows:
 Mathematics requirements
 MAC 2311, MAC 2312, MAC 2313, MAS
 3114, STA 4033.
 Physics requirement
 PHY 2055L, and either PHY 3048, or PHY
 2053; PHY 2056L and either PHY 3049, or
 PHY 2053.
 English requirement
 ENC 2210.
 CISE courses
 CIS 3020, CDA 3101, COP 3530, COT 3100,
 CEN 3031, COP 4600, COT 4501, EEL 3701,
 CIS 4914.
 One of COP 4720 or CAP 4800
 Prior to registering for the course CIS 4914,
a project must be approved by an adviser. CIS
Electives: All students must take six hours
approved by an adviser.
 The student also must satisfy the basic dis-
tribution requirements.
 HONORS: A student must attain an overall
GPA of 3.5. For high or highest honors a stu-
dent also must take two additional CIS courses
approved by the adviser, and, for highest hon-
ors, attain an overall GPA of 3.8. A student must
petition and get approval to attempt CIS honors
at least one semester before graduation.
 THE MINOR: Refer to the Computer and
Information Science and Engineering section in
the College of Engineering.

 FRESHMAN YEAR
NOTE: To fulfill the Gordon Rule requirement,
select courses to satisfy 12 hours in communica-
tion and 6 hours in computation. Many general
education courses qualify; check the schedule of
courses. Six hours of the general education cred-
its must be coded international or diversity (I).
Semester 1 Fall Credits
MAC 2311 Calculus I (GE-M) ............................4
Biological Science (GE)........................................... 3
ENC 2210 Technical Writing (GE-C).................3
Social & Behavioral Science (GE).......................3
Hum anities (GE) .................................................. 3
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Critical Tracking Criteria:
* Complete MAC 1142 or 2311