A. To graduate with a Bachelor Degree in Computer Science and Information Engineering, all students must fulfill the General Education Requirements and complete 4 curriculum programs:
　Fundamental Program of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science：23 credits
　Core Program of Computer Science (I)：26 credits
　Core Program of Computer Science (II)：23 credits
and One Professional Elective Program： (alternative)
　　Program of Multimedia and Intelligent Computing：21 credits
　　Program of Network and System：21 credits
and study a minimum of 132 credits.

At least half of the 132 credits must be taught in English.

The professional elective programs can be any curriculum module offered by the CSIE or other departments.

B. CSIE Students must take compulsory language credits and pass the English Proficiency Requirements set by the University, such as: LTTC-GEPT (Intermediate or above), TOEFL iBT (above 61), TOEFL ITP (above 500), TOEIC (above 600) or equivalent criteria listed on the Language Center website, as the NDHU Graduation Requirement. Students who pass the exams have to confirm their scores with the NDHU Language Center and may waive the certain requirement.
Please confirm with NDHU Language Center for details.

C. Students who fail the English Proficiency Requirements have to study 2 additional English courses (about 4~6 credits) from General Education courses, the English department, or any department offers the English-Taught courses. The courses must be approved by the Language Center. Those additional credits cannot be counted into the compulsory credits in the Language field, but can be counted toward the total graduation credits.

D. Credits earned in courses of the same name offered by other departments or institutes may be counted toward degree requirements with the approval of the Departmental Education Committee.

E. The maximum credit load per semester is 24 credits with the exception of Physical Education, Military Training, and Service Learning. The maximum credit load can be increased to 27 credits per semester for those in the top 25% ranking of their respective classes.

F. All Students must successfully complete Service Learning (I) & (II) offered by Dept. of CSIE before graduation.

G. All Students must successfully complete and pass Introduction to Computer Programming (I) and (II), Lab of Programming (I) and (II), Data Structure, Lab of Data Structure, Algorithm Design and Analysis, and Lab of Algorithm classes before graduation.

H. All students must pass the Primary Programming Proficiency in order to graduate.

I. For any students come from 5-year Middle School(Junior High)/High School education system, must take an additional 12 credits (as total 144 credits) to graduate. These 12 credits can be from any departments.

J. In addition to this requirement, all scholarship awardees must follow the scholarship regulations and requirements to complete the degree.

K. All students admitted for Fall 2017 and after, should complete the cross-disciplinary self-learning credit certification. Detailed rules and regulations about this certification, please refer to the “Guidelines for Cross-Disciplinary Self Learning Credit Certification” of the Office of Academic Affairs.

L. At least 21 credits are required to fulfill the Professional Elective Program toward CSIE degree.

M. All Students must take required courses offered by the CSIE department to fulfill the required credits of the information technology category; students can refer to the list of the credit-eligible courses announced by the General Education Center. If the credits of an eligible course taken are not sufficient to satisfy the General Education requirements, students still need to make up for the remaining credits by taking other General Education courses.