<p>This sounds stupid, but if you are in the School of Computer Science, you are majoring in CS, right? or is there a more specific major?
is Artificial Intelligence part of CS?</p>
<p>thanks</p>
<p>If you're in SCS, your primary major is Computer Science. Other undergraduate tracks offered by SCS include a second major in Human-Computer Interaction, a minor in Robotics, and a minor in Language Technologies.</p>
<p>Yes, if you enroll in SCS, your major is de facto declared. The other departments are more of concern to grad students. But the CS major requirements offer a lot of possibility to take a specialized set of courses; i.e. there's "electives" that you can fill with whatever CS courses you want. You can concentrate in robotics, AI, language technologies, computer graphics, computational mathematics...there's a whole bunch of options.</p>