This curriculum includes some changes that are implemented in academic year 2020-2021.

Students who started in the academic year 2019-2020 make the transition to the new curriculum as follows:
- Artificial Intelligence 1 remains an obligatory course for you. Students that did not pass the course last year are allowed to retake it, even though the course is no longer in the CS curriculum.
- Web Engineering becomes compulsory in year 2, semester Ib.
- In year 2, semester IIb, you take Advanced Algorithms and Data Structures, Software Engineering, and either Parallel Computing or Languages and Machines (i.e., one of the latter two courses becomes optional, up to the student’s own preference).

Students who started their studies in the academic year 2019-2020 or before are allowed to take Network Centric Systems as an elective course in their minor and are allowed to take Introduction to Machine Learning as an elective course in their minor. Students that took Introduction to Intelligent Systems last year but did not pass it, can take Introduction to Machine Learning instead. Students starting in 2019-2020 or before are also allowed to take Programming in C++ and Advanced programming in C++ as elective courses in their minor.

The major of 90 ECTS is compulsory for all Computing Science students. Next to the Major, the third year includes a Minor (first semester, 30 ECTS). A 'broadening' minor offered within other faculties or other programmes within our faculty may be chosen (provided that the selected courses have been approved by the Board of Examiners Computing Science), and/or students may choose one or more courses from the list of optional electives for CS students, see below.