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<s>[INST] I need a plan to ensure timely graduation.[/INST] To ensure timely graduation, plan to take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and finish with INFO 6245 and INFO 7990 in your final term.</s>
<s>[INST] What's the recommended path to graduation? [/INST] A suggested path to graduation is to take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and complete your program with INFO 6245 and INFO 7520 in your final term. </s>
<s>[INST] Can you provide a graduation plan? [/INST] To graduate efficiently, consider enrolling in INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and finish strong with INFO 6215 and INFO 7300 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] What's the ideal graduation path?[/INST] An ideal graduation path includes taking INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and concluding your program with INFO 6245 and INFO 7390 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] Can you provide a graduation plan? [/INST] To graduate efficiently, consider enrolling in INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and finish strong with INFO 6250 and INFO 7374 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] What course can I take in Full Stack? [/INST] For Full Stack, you might consider INFO7205, course name: Advanced Application Engineering Project., Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] Can you recommend a course in the field of General concentration? [/INST] Yes, for General, consider INFO7510, course name: Smart Contract Application Engineering and Development, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] What course should I take for a concentration in General? [/INST] A suitable course for General concentration is INFO7260, course name: Business Process Engineering, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] Give me a course in General concentration.[/INST] Sure! Here is a course in General concentration: INFO7500, course name: Cryptocurrency and Smart Contract Engineering, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] Suggest a course for the Full Stack concentration. [/INST] A suitable course for Full Stack is INFO6250, course name: Web Development Tools and Methods, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] Recommend me a course in Full Stack. [/INST] For Full Stack, INFO6350, course name: Smartphones-Based Web Development, Credit Hours: 4, would be a good fit. </s>
<s>[INST I need a course User Experience, any advice? [/INST] For User Experience, consider INFO6255, course name: Software Quality Control and Management, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] What course can I take in Data Science? [/INST] For Data Science, you might consider INFO6105, course name: Data Science Engineering Methods and Tools, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] What's the recommended course sequence for graduation?[/INST] The recommended course sequence for graduation includes INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and INFO 6245 and INFO 7520 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] What is a good course for learning about Full Stack? [/INST] For Full Stack, INFO7205, course name: Advanced Application Engineering Project., Credit Hours: 4, is highly recommended</s>
<s>[INST] I need a plan to ensure timely graduation.[/INST] To ensure timely graduation, plan to take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and finish with INFO 6205 and INFO 7255 in your final term.</s>
<s>[INST] I'm looking for a plan to graduate on time.[/INST] To graduate on time, consider enrolling in INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and completing your degree with INFO 6215 and INFO 6245 in your final term.</s>
<s>[INST] Give me a course in Data Science concentration.[/INST] Sure! Here is a course in Data Science concentration: INFO7255, course name: Advanced Big-Data Applications and Indexing Techniques, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] I'm looking for a course in Data Science, any suggestions? [/INST] In Data Science, you migh find INFO7255, course name: Advanced Big-Data Applications and Indexing Techniques, Credit Hours: 4, very helpful</s>
<s>[INST] Can you give me a course option for General? [/INST] For General, consider INFO7500, course name: Cryptocurrency and Smart Contract Engineering, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] What courses are available in Data Science? [/INST] In Data Science, you may take INFO7255, course name: Advanced Big-Data Applications and Indexing Techniques, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] Can you provide a graduation plan? [/INST] To graduate efficiently, consider enrolling in INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and finish strong with INFO 6215 and INFO 6255 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] I am interested in Data Science, any course suggestions? [/INST] A great course for Data Science is INFO6105, course name: Data Science Engineering Methods and Tools, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] Can you suggest a course in User Experience? [/INST] In User Experience, consider taking INFO6255, course name: Software Quality Control and Management, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] What is a good course for learning about Data Science? [/INST] For Data Science, INFO6205, course name: Program Structure and Algorithms, Credit Hours: 4, is highly recommended</s>
<s>[INST] Suggest a course for the Full Stack concentration. [/INST] A suitable course for Full Stack is INFO6245, course name: Planning and Managing Information Systems Development, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] I need guidance on my path to graduation. [/INST] Here's a suggested path to graduation: Take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in your first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and complete your degree with INFO 6205 and INFO 7510 in your final term.</s>
<s>[INST] Give me a path to graduate. [/INST] One advice for your path to graduate is to take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third and take INFO 6215, INFO 7285 in your last term. </s>
<s>[INST] What's the recommended path to graduation? [/INST] A suggested path to graduation is to take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and complete your program with INFO 6205 and INFO 7250 in your final term. </s>
<s>[INST] Give me a path to graduate. [/INST] One advice for your path to graduate is to take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third and take INFO 6215, INFO 7500 in your last term. </s>
<s>[INST] Give me a path to graduate. [/INST] One advice for your path to graduate is to take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third and take INFO 6215, INFO 7385 in your last term. </s>
<s>[INST] Can you give me a course option for Data Science? [/INST] For Data Science, consider INFO6105, course name: Data Science Engineering Methods and Tools, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] What's the ideal graduation path?[/INST] An ideal graduation path includes taking INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and concluding your program with INFO 6215 and INFO 7990 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] What's the recommended course sequence for graduation?[/INST] The recommended course sequence for graduation includes INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and INFO 6205 and INFO 7500 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] Can you provide a graduation plan? [/INST] To graduate efficiently, consider enrolling in INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and finish strong with INFO 6215 and INFO 7990 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] Provide me with a graduation roadmap. [/INST] Consider this path to graduate: INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and wrap up your studies with INFO 6245 and INFO 7405 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] I need guidance on my path to graduation. [/INST] Here's a suggested path to graduation: Take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in your first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and complete your degree with INFO 6215 and INFO 6250 in your final term.</s>
<s>[INST] What's the recommended path to graduation? [/INST] A suggested path to graduation is to take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and complete your program with INFO 6245 and INFO 7245 in your final term. </s>
<s>[INST] Is there a course focused on Data Science? [/INST] Yes, in Data Science, INFO7255, course name: Advanced Big-Data Applications and Indexing Techniques, Credit Hours: 4 would be an excellent choice</s>
<s>[INST] Provide me with a graduation roadmap. [/INST] Consider this path to graduate: INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and wrap up your studies with INFO 6215 and INFO 6255 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] I need guidance on my path to graduation. [/INST] Here's a suggested path to graduation: Take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in your first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and complete your degree with INFO 6215 and INFO 7245 in your final term.</s>
<s>[INST] What is a good course for learning about Data Science? [/INST] For Data Science, INFO7610, course name: Special Topics in Natural Language Engineering Methods and Tools, Credit Hours: 4, is highly recommended</s>
<s>[INST] What's the recommended course sequence for graduation?[/INST] The recommended course sequence for graduation includes INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and INFO 6215 and INFO 7255 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] What is a good course for learning about User Experience? [/INST] For User Experience, INFO6250, course name: Web Development Tools and Methods, Credit Hours: 4, is highly recommended</s>
<s>[INST] What's the recommended course sequence for graduation?[/INST] The recommended course sequence for graduation includes INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and INFO 6215 and INFO 7375 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] What's the recommended course sequence for graduation?[/INST] The recommended course sequence for graduation includes INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and INFO 6215 and INFO 7390 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] Suggest a course for the Data Science concentration. [/INST] A suitable course for Data Science is INFO7375, course name: Special Topics in Artificial Intelligence Engineering and Applications, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] Provide me with a graduation roadmap. [/INST] Consider this path to graduate: INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and wrap up your studies with INFO 6205 and INFO 7405 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] I'm looking for a plan to graduate on time.[/INST] To graduate on time, consider enrolling in INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and completing your degree with INFO 6205 and INFO 6215 in your final term.</s>
<s>[INST] Suggest a course for the General concentration. [/INST] A suitable course for General is INFO7520, course name: Engineering of Advanced Cryptocurrency Systems, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] Provide me with a graduation roadmap. [/INST] Consider this path to graduate: INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and wrap up your studies with INFO 6245 and INFO 7250 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] Give me a path to graduate. [/INST] One advice for your path to graduate is to take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third and take INFO 6205, INFO 7285 in your last term. </s>
<s>[INST] Can you recommend a course in the field of Full Stack concentration? [/INST] Yes, for Full Stack, consider INFO6250, course name: Web Development Tools and Methods, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] Is there a course related to Data Science? [/INST] Yes, for Data Science, you can take INFO7375, course name: Special Topics in Artificial Intelligence Engineering and Applications, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] Which course is good for studying General? [/INST] A recommended course for General is INFO6660, course name: Business Ethics and Intellectual Property for Engineers, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] Provide me with a graduation roadmap. [/INST] Consider this path to graduate: INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and wrap up your studies with INFO 6205 and INFO 7500 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] Can you give me a course option for Data Science? [/INST] For Data Science, consider INFO7610, course name: Special Topics in Natural Language Engineering Methods and Tools, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] I need guidance on my path to graduation. [/INST] Here's a suggested path to graduation: Take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in your first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and complete your degree with INFO 6205 and INFO 6350 in your final term.</s>
<s>[INST] Can you provide a graduation plan? [/INST] To graduate efficiently, consider enrolling in INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and finish strong with INFO 6215 and INFO 7374 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] Is there a course focused on General? [/INST] Yes, in General, INFO7520, course name: Engineering of Advanced Cryptocurrency Systems, Credit Hours: 4 would be an excellent choice</s>
<s>[INST I need a course General, any advice? [/INST] For General, consider INFO7405, course name: Advances in Engineering Medical Information Systems, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] Is there a course focused on Data Science? [/INST] Yes, in Data Science, INFO6205, course name: Program Structure and Algorithms, Credit Hours: 4 would be an excellent choice</s>
<s>[INST] Recommend me a course in General. [/INST] For General, INFO7520, course name: Engineering of Advanced Cryptocurrency Systems, Credit Hours: 4, would be a good fit. </s>
<s>[INST] Can you provide a graduation plan? [/INST] To graduate efficiently, consider enrolling in INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and finish strong with INFO 6250 and INFO 6255 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] I'm looking for a plan to graduate on time.[/INST] To graduate on time, consider enrolling in INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and completing your degree with INFO 6205 and INFO 7255 in your final term.</s>
<s>[INST] I need a plan to ensure timely graduation.[/INST] To ensure timely graduation, plan to take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and finish with INFO 6250 and INFO 7260 in your final term.</s>
<s>[INST] Can you provide a graduation plan? [/INST] To graduate efficiently, consider enrolling in INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and finish strong with INFO 6215 and INFO 7385 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] I need a plan to ensure timely graduation.[/INST] To ensure timely graduation, plan to take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and finish with INFO 6250 and INFO 6962 in your final term.</s>
<s>[INST] I am interested in General, any course suggestions? [/INST] A great course for General is INFO7405, course name: Advances in Engineering Medical Information Systems, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] What's the recommended path to graduation? [/INST] A suggested path to graduation is to take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and complete your program with INFO 6205 and INFO 6350 in your final term. </s>
<s>[INST] Provide me with a graduation roadmap. [/INST] Consider this path to graduate: INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and wrap up your studies with INFO 6245 and INFO 6255 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] Can you suggest a course in General? [/INST] In General, consider taking INFO7520, course name: Engineering of Advanced Cryptocurrency Systems, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] What's the recommended course sequence for graduation?[/INST] The recommended course sequence for graduation includes INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and INFO 6245 and INFO 7962 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] Give me a path to graduate. [/INST] One advice for your path to graduate is to take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third and take INFO 6245, INFO 7245 in your last term. </s>
<s>[INST] Give me a path to graduate. [/INST] One advice for your path to graduate is to take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third and take INFO 6245, INFO 7390 in your last term. </s>
<s>[INST] Give me a path to graduate. [/INST] One advice for your path to graduate is to take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third and take INFO 6215, INFO 6245 in your last term. </s>
<s>[INST] I need guidance on my path to graduation. [/INST] Here's a suggested path to graduation: Take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in your first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and complete your degree with INFO 6245 and INFO 6660 in your final term.</s>
<s>[INST] Give me a path to graduate. [/INST] One advice for your path to graduate is to take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third and take INFO 6215, INFO 6250 in your last term. </s>
<s>[INST] Give me a path to graduate. [/INST] One advice for your path to graduate is to take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third and take INFO 6250, INFO 7374 in your last term. </s>
<s>[INST] Recommend me a course in General. [/INST] For General, INFO7374, course name: Special Topics in Information Systems, Credit Hours: 4, would be a good fit. </s>
<s>[INST] What's the recommended course sequence for graduation?[/INST] The recommended course sequence for graduation includes INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and INFO 6245 and INFO 7420 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] Can you suggest a course in General? [/INST] In General, consider taking INFO7405, course name: Advances in Engineering Medical Information Systems, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] What course can I take in General? [/INST] For General, you might consider INFO7260, course name: Business Process Engineering, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] I need guidance on my path to graduation. [/INST] Here's a suggested path to graduation: Take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in your first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and complete your degree with INFO 6250 and INFO 7250 in your final term.</s>
<s>[INST] Provide me with a graduation roadmap. [/INST] Consider this path to graduate: INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and wrap up your studies with INFO 6215 and INFO 7610 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] What's the ideal graduation path?[/INST] An ideal graduation path includes taking INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and concluding your program with INFO 6205 and INFO 7255 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] Which course is good for studying General? [/INST] A recommended course for General is INFO7225, course name: Accounting and Budgetary Systems for Engineers, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] Recommend me a course in General. [/INST] For General, INFO7405, course name: Advances in Engineering Medical Information Systems, Credit Hours: 4, would be a good fit. </s>
<s>[INST] What's the recommended course sequence for graduation?[/INST] The recommended course sequence for graduation includes INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and INFO 6205 and INFO 6660 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] What's the recommended path to graduation? [/INST] A suggested path to graduation is to take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and complete your program with INFO 6215 and INFO 7500 in your final term. </s>
<s>[INST] What's the recommended path to graduation? [/INST] A suggested path to graduation is to take INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and complete your program with INFO 6215 and INFO 6660 in your final term. </s>
<s>[INST] Can you recommend a course in the field of General concentration? [/INST] Yes, for General, consider INFO7385, course name: Managerial Communications for Engineers, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] Is there a course focused on Full Stack? [/INST] Yes, in Full Stack, INFO6245, course name: Planning and Managing Information Systems Development, Credit Hours: 4 would be an excellent choice</s>
<s>[INST] Suggest a course for the General concentration. [/INST] A suitable course for General is INFO7285, course name: Organizational Change and IT, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] What course can I take in Data Science? [/INST] For Data Science, you might consider INFO6106, course name: Neural Modeling Methods and Tools, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] Which course is good for studying Data Science? [/INST] A recommended course for Data Science is INFO7610, course name: Special Topics in Natural Language Engineering Methods and Tools, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] Provide me with a graduation roadmap. [/INST] Consider this path to graduate: INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and wrap up your studies with INFO 6205 and INFO 7205 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] Suggest a course for the General concentration. [/INST] A suitable course for General is INFO7260, course name: Business Process Engineering, Credit Hours: 4</s>
<s>[INST] What's the ideal graduation path?[/INST] An ideal graduation path includes taking INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and concluding your program with INFO 6250 and INFO 6962 in your last term.</s>
<s>[INST] Can you provide a graduation plan? [/INST] To graduate efficiently, consider enrolling in INFO 5100 and INFO 5001 in the first semester, INFO 5002 and INFO 6105 in the second, INFO 6106 and INFO 6150 in the third, and finish strong with INFO 6215 and INFO 6962 in your last term.</s>