General education exclusions
The following are Dietrich College/CFA courses that may NOT be used toward the Depth Sequence or Non-technical Electives requirements for classes 2015 and earlier or as General Education Electives for classes 2016 and later.
- 15-294 Rapid Prototyping Technologies (prereq: 15112)
- 15-381 Artificial Intelligence: Representation and Problem Solving
- 15-394 Intermediate Rapid Prototyping (prereq: 15112)
- 16-223/60-223 Intro to Physical Computing
- 33-114 Physics of Musical Sound
- 48-115 Physics for Architects
- 48-210 Statics
- 48-215 Materials and Assembly
- 48-217 Structures
- 48-310 Structures II
- 48-312 Site Engineering and Foundations
- 48-315 Environment I Climate and Energy
- 48-410 Environment II Acoustics and Lighting
- 48-412 Environment III Mechanical Systems
- 48-415 Advanced Building Systems
- 48-431 Bio-Logic Responsive Building Technology
- 48-456 Design and Construction with the College of Engineering
- 48-460 Computer Modeling II
- 48-526 Corporate Real Estate
- 48-752 Zero Energy Housing
- 51-131 Computing Skills Workshop Design
- 51-223 Computer Basics CD
- 51-341 How Things Are Made
- 51-401 Individual and Team Project
- 51-402 Individual Senior Project
- 51-423 Introduction Computing in Design
- 53-788 Introduction to Maya
- 54-157 Production Science
- 54-158 Basic PTM 2
- 60-112 Introduction to Computational Form
- 60-223/16-223 Intro to Physical Computing
- 60-422 Experimental Animation
- 70-391 Finance
- 73-265 Economics and Data Science
- 73-274 Econometrics I
- 73-315 Market Design
- 76-388 Topics in Digital Humanities Coding for Humanities
- 80-110 Nature of Mathematical Reasoning
- 80-210 Logics and Proofs
- 80-211 Arguments and Inquiry
- 80-222 Measurement and Methodology
- 80-311 Computability and Incompleteness
- 80-312 Philosophy of Mathematics
- 80-314 Logic and Artificial Intelligence
- 80-315 Modal Logic
- 80-316 Probability and AI
- 80-317 Constructive Logic
- 80-318 Computability and Proof Search
- 80-319 Computability and Learnability
- 80-410 Computability and Learnability
- 80-411 Proof Theory
- 80-412 Intuitionism and Constructive Mathematics
- 80-413 Category Theory
- 80-481 Formal Semantics
- 85-111 Self-Paced Lisp lab
- 85-120 General Programming
- 85-213 Human Information Processing and Artificial Intelligence
- 85-310 Research Methods in Cognitive Psychology
- 85-355 Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience
- 85-419 Introduction to Parallel Distributed Processing
- 88-211 Introduction to Cobol Programming
- 88-250 Regression Methods in Social Science
- 88-251 Empirical Research Methods
- 88-300 Programming and Data Analysis for Social Scientists
**67-XXX: All Information Systems courses, unless otherwise noted in the acceptable list above.
**36-XXX: All Statistics courses, unless otherwise noted in the acceptable list above.