2. Computer-related majors are as follows: computer science and technology, information security and software engineering. Relatively speaking, the competition among these majors is not very fierce. As long as you get good grades in the original major (the top 20% of the major should be enough), there is basically no big problem in the interview. Because as far as I know, all those who have basically reported to the computer major have entered.
3. Transfer to a major admission method Simply put, you can apply in the first half of the freshman year and the second half of the sophomore year. Applicants need to meet the requirements of the target major, generally the performance requirements (grade points). Older applicants need to examine the results of freshmen, and sophomores need to examine the results of freshmen and sophomores. If you apply for a freshman, if you are not accepted, you can't apply for a sophomore, that is, you can only apply once in the undergraduate stage.
The classes of Fudan freshmen are mixed, and all freshmen are arranged according to their majors. Usually, new classes organize various school activities, such as class meetings, accommodation and competitions.
Freshman mainly studies some basic courses to lay the foundation for future study. For example, science and engineering students need to study mathematics and physics, and some need to add chemistry. In addition, physical education class, English class, political class, etc. It is best to arrange it to be completed within two to two years of freshman year. After entering the sophomore year (some majors will arrive at the freshman year earlier), specialized courses begin to appear in the curriculum.
6. All students attend classes according to their four-year study plan, that is to say, do you attend professional classes or attend classes with your classmates?
For example, computer-related, freshmen mainly study linear algebra, mathematical analysis, C language programming, algebraic structure and so on.
Besides specialized courses, other compulsory courses include core courses (also called general courses), political courses, physical education class and English courses. These courses are specially arranged by the school, and you will know as soon as you enter the school.
Besides compulsory courses, there are also elective courses. The number and direction of courses required by different majors are different and need to be determined according to the major.
In short, when you are a freshman, you will live with students from different majors. Elective courses, political courses and English courses may be studied together, but professional courses will be with students of their own majors.
Finally, welcome to FD.