Editing Thread

A '''thread''' is a specialization within several majors or minors at Georgia Tech, such as [[Computer Science]], [[Electrical Engineering]], and [[Computer Engineering]].

== College of Computing ==

=== Computer Science ===
A Computer Science major must take two of the eight available threads to fulfill degree requirements.<ref>https://www.cc.gatech.edu/academics/degree-programs/bachelors/computer-science/threads</ref>

The eight threads are:

* [[Devices]]: programming for embedded devices
* [[Information Internetworks]]: representing and transmitting information
* [[Intelligence]]: artificial intelligence
* [[Media]]: information visualization, video game development, etc.
* [[Modeling and Simulation]]
* [[People]]: user experience
* [[Systems and Architecture]]: computer operating systems, compilers, languages
* [[Theory]]: theoretical computer science

For Computer Science, Information Internetworks is the most popular thread, followed by Intelligence, as of 2017.<ref>https://www.cc.gatech.edu/news/599535/groundbreaking-threads-curriculum-marks-10th-anniversary-2017</ref>

=== Computational Media ===
https://cm.lmc.gatech.edu/degree-requirements/

== School of Literature, Media, and Communication ==
LMC majors must choose two of six available threads:

* [[Literature]]
* [[Media (LMC)]]
* [[Communication]]
* [[Design]]
* [[Social Justice]]
* [[Science, Technology, and Culture]] (STAC)

https://www.lmc.gatech.edu/programs/bs-lmc

== School of Electrical and Computer Engineering ==
An Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering must choose two threads to fulfill degree requirements. Threads were adopted in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering in summer 2021.

=== Computer Engineering ===
https://www.ece.gatech.edu/computer-engineering-degree

=== Electrical Engineering ===
https://www.ece.gatech.edu/electrical-engineering-degree