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The document is a presentation on Business Information Systems, focusing on the comparison between open and proprietary standards, particularly in the context of databases like MySQL. It discusses the advantages and disadvantages of open standards, database operations, and the growth strategy for MySQL in a competitive market. The presentation also covers network architecture, transport protocols like TCP and UDP, and the importance of web caching through content delivery networks such as Akamai.

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How many credits do I need to be a full-time student at UCSC?

A: Most classes are 5 credits. 15 credits is typically equal to 3 classes. Full-time students should take 15 to 19 credits per quarter. For most students, that means only three, five-credit classes, though some exceptions.

What GPA do you need for UC Santa Cruz Computer Science?

The GPA of all lower-division foundation courses attempted must be at least 3.0. for CSBS; 2.8. for CSBA.

How to take 20 credits at UCSC?

Undergraduates with a cumulative UCSC GPA greater than or equal to 2.5 may enroll in up to 22 credits beginning the first day of instruction. Students who do not have a UCSC GPA of 2.5 or higher may only enroll in more than 19 credits with the approval of their college.

How many classes should I take UCSC?

Standard course loads for UCSC students Undergraduate students are expected to take a minimum of 15 credits and may enroll in up to 19 credits. Graduate students are expected to enroll in at least 10 credits and no more than 19 credits.

Is computer engineering impacted at UCSC?

The Computer Science majors at UCSC are impacted and in order to pursue either of these majors, students must have been admitted to UCSC as a proposed Computer Science Major.

How many classes should I be taking in college?

Full-time enrollment often requires a specific number of credit hours, usually 12-15 credits per semester, with each class being worth three credit hours. This means you will have to take four to five classes per semester.

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