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I have taken CS 6604 “Digital Libraries” last semester. Can I take the “Tools for Online Education” course next semester which also appears to have the same number CS 6604?

April 26, 2017course digital libraries online education semester

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I have taken CS 6604 “Digital Libraries” last semester. Can I take the “Tools for Online Education” course next semester which also appears to have the same number CS 6604?

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You can always take courses. You are probably enquiring if both of them can count toward your plan of study. The answer is “yes”. Most 6000-level courses in CS are advanced topics courses. As the catalog description in the graduate handbook says, this course “treats a specific advanced topic of current research interest in the area of data and information.. May be repeated with different content for a maximum of 12 credit hours.” So, not only can you take CS 6604 again, you can take it again two more times!