A. CIS has become a seperate major, requiring a seperate sign-up procedure. So has Computer Science Education, by
the way.

C. Technically, the coursework is built so that one can finish the degree a semester sooner than the formal time-frame. I could, for example, opt to finish the three-year CS degree in two and a half years, quite easily. (Or in two years and a hefty summer schedule, which became a non-option due to certain summer military activities.)

Like I had said, if you're willing to study about 23-25 hours a week every semester, on the average, you can finish a Computer Science Bachelor of Arts degree in two and a half years, without breaking much of a sweat. If you wish to use the last year for your projects, and taking it easy, you can have about 10-13 hours a week that year.

What gave it away?

Yes, indeed, my professional life is more-or-less cut out for me, for the six years or so after my graduation.

C. I was referring to the three-year, BA degree. The four year degree would require at least three years.

And I do know my Logic stuff. I do! ;-b

How many times must I repeat: it was some kind of submission/processing error. I wrote the correct version originally, the slash just disappeared.

In any case, it's clear from context that I'm criticizing the logic in the previous post, which resembled the incorrect version.

Downloading gigabytes-worth of pornography?
Hacking military satellites and holding them hostage for unimaginably huge sums of money?
Spamming Satan?

Why are we anywhere near a computer at this time of day, when we could be outside, sacrificing small kittens, while chanting: "Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn?"