Which course to take first?

Academic counseling is especially important when selecting the first courses to take. The table below lists the first courses in the various fields of study. We recommend that you read the course descriptions and consult an academic advisor when selecting further courses.

Please note!! The courses listed below relate to the field of study in general, and do not necessarily suit all the programs of study within these fields. For example, the course "Introduction to Mathematics" is suitable as a first course for the program of study in Computer Science, but is not acceptable for students studying Management and Computer Science.

First courses suitable for high school students:

  The textbook for Introduction to Computer Science (20427) is in English.
  Please consult the field-specific advisors.
  Students wishing to enroll in Differential and Integral Calculus I (20406) or Calculus for Students of Economics and Management (10142) should consult with the course coordinator, Mr. Hezi Neiman, at 972-9-7781420.
  Office hours of advisors are listed here.
  Students lacking mathematical background are advised to take the non-credit course, Mathematics Refresher Course for Social Science Students.