CSC
1*** |
| 1100 |
Computers
in Society |
| 1200 |
Ethics
in Computing (1) For majors only |
| 1248 |
Introduction
to Pascal Programming |
| 1250 |
Introduction
to Computer Science I |
| 1251 |
Introduction
to Computer Science II |
| 1253 |
Introduction
to Computer Science with C I |
| 1254 |
Introduction
to Computer Science with C II |
| 1350 |
Introduction to
Computer Science I for Majors |
| 1351 |
Introduction to Computer Science
II for Majors |
| 1970
|
Introduction
to the UNIX Operating System |
| CSC
2*** |
| 2230 |
Programming
Techniques with ADA |
| 2252 |
Assembly
Language Programming |
| 2259 |
Introduction
to Discrete Structures |
| 2260 |
Introduction
to the Use of Computers |
| 2262 |
Numerical
Methods and FORTRAN |
| 2270 |
COBOL
Programming and Business Data Processing Systems |
| 2280 |
Computer
Organization |
| 2290
|
Advanced Programming and Introduction to Data Structures(3) |
| 2390
|
C Programming |
| CSC
3*** |
| 3102 |
Advanced
Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis |
| 3370 |
Introduction
to OOP using Java |
| 3380 |
Object
Oriented Design Patterns |
| 3390 |
Object
Oriented Programming and C++ |
| 3501 |
Computer
Organization and Design |
| 3999 |
Independent
Undergraduate Research |
| CSC
4*** |
| 4101 |
Programming
Languages |
| 4103 |
Operating
Systems |
| 4304 |
Systems
Programming |
| 4330 |
Software
Systems Development |
| 4351 |
Compiler
Construction |
| 4356 |
Interactive
Computer Graphics |
| 4357 |
Applied
Interactive Graphics and Computer-Aided Design |
| 4362 |
Advanced
Numerical Methods |
| 4370 |
Software
Modeling Techniques |
| 4402 |
Introduction
to Database Management Systems |
| 4444 |
Artificial
Intelligence |
| 4501 |
Computer Networks |
| 4601 |
Computer
and Network Security |
| 4602 |
Fundamental
Computer Science for Teachers |
| 4890 |
Introduction
to Theory of Computation |
| 4999 |
Selected
Topics in Computer Science |
| CSC
6*** |
| 6100 |
Advanced
Elements of Computer Science for Teachers |
| CSC
7*** |
| 7001 |
Computing
Principles I |
| 7002 |
Computing
Principles II |
| 7080 |
Computer
Architecture |
| 7101 |
Programming
Language Structures |
| 7103 |
Advanced
Operating Systems |
| 7120 |
Performance Evaluation of Computer & Communication Systems |
| 7135 |
Software
Engineering |
| 7200 |
Theory
of Computation I |
| 7201 |
Theory
of Computation II |
| 7235 |
Advanced
Software Engineering |
| 7300 |
Algorithm
Design and Analysis |
| 7333 |
Machine
Learning |
| 7351 |
Advanced
Compiler Design Theory |
| 7370 |
Graph
Algorithms |
| 7373 |
Algorithms
for Parallel and Distributed Computing |
| 7374 |
Computational
Models for Mobile Robots |
| 7375 |
Robot
Vision |
| 7380 |
Computational
Geometry |
| 7381 |
Computational
Aspects of VLSI CAD |
| 7402 |
Database
Management Systems |
| 7405 |
Automation
of Bibliographic Control Systems |
| 7406 |
Information
Science |
| 7407 |
Abstracting
and Indexing |
| 7410 |
On-line
Information Retrieval |
| 7420 |
Parallel
and VLSI Computation |
| 7444 |
Advanced
Artificial Intelligence |
| 7450 |
Programming
& Performance Evaluation of Parallel Computers |
| 7481 |
Informational
Retrieval Systems |
| 7501 |
Advanced
Computer Networks |
| 7502 |
Advanced
Computer and Network Security |
| 7500 |
System
Modeling & Computer Simulation |
| 7560 |
Computational
Methods |
| 7600 |
High
Performance Computing I |
| 7601 |
Design
Issues in High-Speed Networks: Multicasting, Pricing and Control |
| 7602 |
Wireless
Networks |
| 7610 |
High
Performance Computing II |
| 7620 |
High
Performance Computing III |
| 7700 |
Special
Topics in Computer Science |
| 7800 |
Computer
Science Research Seminar |
| 7999 |
Selected
Readings in Computer Science |
| CSC
9*** |
| 9000 |
Dissertation
Research |
1100
Computers
in Society (3)
Prereq:
credit in MATH 1021 or registration in MATH 1023 (2 hrs. lecture,
2 hrs. lab.) Introduction to computers, their applications,
and impact on people and social institutions. |
1200
Ethics in Computing (1) For majors
only (3)
An
introduction to ethics theory, ethical decision-making as it
relates to the computing professional, licensing, intellectual
property, conflicts of interest, freedom of information and
privacy, security. |
1248
Introduction
to Pascal Programming (3)
Prereq:
MATH 1021 or sufficiently high score on the mathematics placement
examination to qualify for MATH 1022 or 1431. Credit will not
be given for both this course and CSC 1250. Not for degree credit
for computer science majors.
Computer programming using the Pascal language.
|
1250
Introduction
to Computer Science I (3)
Prereq:
credit or registration in MATH 1022 or 1023. Credit will not
be given for both this course and CSC 1248 or CSC 1253.
Fundamentals of programming, program design, and algorithms
using high-level block-structured language. C/C++ based curriculum. |
1251
Introduction
to Computer Science II (3)
Prereq:
CSC 1250 and credit or registration in MATH 1550.
Basic concepts of data types (strings, arrays, records, sets,
files), data structures (linked lists, stacks, queues, and trees),
searching and sorting algorithms.
C/C++ based curriculum. |
1253
Introduction
to Computer Science with C I (3)
Prereq:
credit or registration in MATH 1550 or credit in MATH 1431.
Credit will not be given for both this course and CSC 1250 and
2290.
Fundamentals of programming, program design, and algorithms
using a high-level block-structured language.
|
1254
Introduction
to Computer Science with C II (3)
Prereq:
CSC
1253 , MATH 1550 or registration in MATH 1435. Credit will not
be given for both this course and CSC 1251 and CSC 2290.
Basic concepts of data types (strings, arrays, records, sets,
files); data structures (linked lists, stacks, queues, trees);
searching and sorting algorithms.
|
1350
Introduction to Computer Science
I for Majors (3)
Prereq:
Credit
or registration in Math1550. Credit will not be given for both
this course and CSC 1248, CSC 1250, CSC 1251, CSC 1253, CSC
2290 or CSC 2390. Fundamentals of programming, Program design,
and algorithms using a high-level block-structured language.
|
1351
Introduction to Computer Science II for Majors
(3)
Prereq:
Credit
in CSC 1350 and Math 1550. Credit will not be given for both
this course and CSC 1251, CSC 1254, CSC 2290 or CSC 2390. Fundamentals
of Data Abstraction including the ADTs and data structures for
the queue, stack, list and binary search tree.
|
1970
Introduction
to the UNIX Operating System (2)
Prereq:
Computer literacy.
This course covers the features of the UNIX Operating system
kernel, shell commands and scripts, text processing, electronic
mail and the internet. Students are assigned lab projects to
assist in learning UNIX.
|
2230
Programming Techniques with ADA
(3)
Prereq:
CSC 1251.
Advanced programming techniques using data abstraction, exception
handling, generics, and tasking.
|
2252
Assembly
Language Programming (3)
Prereq:
credit or registration in CSC 1251, or equivalent background.
Fundamentals of machine function; basic concepts of programming
at the machine level; assembly language; machine representation
of information, machine language, addressing techniques, program
linkage, macro programming, and assembler construction. |
2259
Introduction
to Discrete Structures (3)
Prereq:
MATH 1552 and CSC 1251.
Set Algebra including mappings and relations; algebraic structures
including semigroups and groups; elements of the theory of directed
and undirected graphs; Boolean algebra and propositional logic;
these structures applied to various areas of computer science.
|
2260
Introduction to the Use of Computers (1)
Prereq:
MATH 1550. Credit will be given for only one of the following:
CSC 2260, 2262, or IE 2060.
Basic principles of digital programming in symbolic languages;
application of electronic computers to typical scientific problems.
|
2262
Numerical
Methods and FORTRAN (1)
Prereq: MATH 1552. Credit will be given for only one
of the following: CSC 2260, 2262, or IE 2060.
Computer-oriented methods for solving numerical problems in
science and engineering; elements of FORTRAN programming language;
numerical solutions to systems of simultaneous linear equations,
nonlinear algebraic equations(root solving), differentiation
and integration, ordinary differential equations, interpolation,
and curve fitting.
|
2270
COBOL Programming and Business Data Processing Systems (3)
Prereq:
credit in a course in computing. Primarily for students in computer
science and related disciplines.
COBOL programming; its use in business data processing systems.
|
2280
Computer
Organization (4)
Prereq:
CSC 2252. 3hrs. lecture, 2hrs. lab.
Basic digital circuits Boolean algebra and combinational logic,
data representation and transfer and digital arithmetic; digital
storage and accessing control functions, input-output facilities,
system organization, and reliability; description and simulation
techniques; features needed for multiprogramming, multiprocessing,
and real-time systems; other advanced topics and alternate organizations.
|
2290
Advanced
Programming and Introduction to Data Structures (3)
Prereq:
CSC 1251.
Advanced programming techniques and basic concepts of data structures
and advanced programming languages. |
2390
C Programming (3)
Prereq:Any
two-course programming sequence and permission of department.
Credit will not be given for this course and CSC 1248, CSC 1250,
CSC 1251, CSC 1253, CSC 1254, CSC 1350, CSC 1351, or CSC 2290.
Syntax, the system interface, and modular programming using
C. |
3102
Advanced
Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis (3)
Prereq:
CSC 2290 or 1254 and CSC 2252 or EE 3750 and EE 3750 and
credit or concurrent enrollment in CSC 2259 or EE 2720.
Description and utilization of formal ADT representations, especially
those on lists, sets, and graphs; time and space analysis of
recursive and nonrecursive algorithms, including graph and sorting
algorithms; algorithm design techniques.
|
3370
Introduction to Object Oriented Programming Using JAVA (3)
Prereq:
CSC 2290 or CSC 1254.
This course offers an introduction to OOP concepts using the
JAVA programming language.
|
3380
Object Oriented Design Patterns (3)
Prereq:
CSC 3370 or CSC 3390.
Introduction to object design patterns and developing software
using the unified modeling language as a design tool.
|
3390
Object
Oriented Programming and C++ (3)
Prereq:
credit in either CSC 1254 or 2290.
Introduction to the object oriented programming paradigm, including
encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism; implementation
of these concepts using C++.
|
3501Computer
organization and Design (3)
Prereq:
CSC 2259. Credit will not be given for both this course and
CSC 2280 or EE 3750 or EE 3755.
Computer arithmetic, design of high-speed adders and multipliers,
CPU concepts, instruction fetching and decoding, hardwired control,
microprogramming control, main memory, I/O organization, assembly
language programming techniques, CPU instruction sets and addressing
modes.
|
3999
Independent
Undergraduate Research (1-3)
Prereq:
consent of department chair . May be taken for a maximum of
4 hours of credit.
Individual readings, conferences, and program development in
computer science.
|
4101
Programming
Languages (3)
Prereq:
CSC 3102. Credit will not be given for both this course and
CSC 7001.
Principles of programming language design; specification of
syntax and semantics; underlying implementation of block structured
languages; dynamic memory allocation for strings, lists, and
arrays; imperative versus applicative programming; logic programming;
modern programming languages.
|
4103
Operating Systems (3)
Prereq:
CSC 3102.
Design techniques, process management, processor scheduling;
deadlocks, memory management, secondary memory management, file
management; I/O systems, Unix Systems.
|
4304
Systems Programming (3)
Prereq:
CSC 4103.
Batch process systems programs, their components, operating
characteristics, user services and limitations; implementation
techniques for parallel processing of input-output and interrupt
handling ; overall structure of multiprogramming systems on
multiprocessor hardware configurations; addressing techniques,
core management, file systems design and management, system
accounting, and other user-related services; traffic control,
interprocess communication, design of system modules, and interfaces;
system updating, documentation, and operation.
|
4330
Software Systems Development (3)
Prereq:
CSC 3102.
Software requirements analysis; design representation, programming
methodologies; verification, validation, maintenance, and software
planning.
|
4351
Compiler Construction (3)
Prereq:
CSC 3102 or equivalent. Credit will not be given for both this
course and CSC 7001.
Program language structures, translation , loading, execution,
and storage allocation; compilation of simple expressions and
statements ; organization of compiler including compile-time
and run-time symbol tables, lexical scan, syntax scan, object
code generation, error diagnostics, object code optimization
techniques, and over-all design; use of compiler writing languages
and bootstrapping. |
4356
Interactive Computer Graphics (3) (ME 4573)
Prereq:
CSC 2262 or equivalent experience in mathematics and computer
programming.
Analytical treatment of graphics using the digital computer;
graphical display and input devices; computer graphics systems
and standards; two- and three-dimensional transformations; geometric
modeling; interactive techniques; basic data structures; realism
in 3-D graphics; future trends.
|
4357
Applied Interactive Graphics and Computer-Aided Design (3) (ME
4583)
Prereq:
CSC 4356 (ME 4573) or equivalent.
Application of interactive graphics techniques to solve specific
problems in engineering design and data retrieval. |
4362
Advanced Numerical Methods (3)
Prereq:
CSC 2262.
Advanced treatment of numerical computation in practice; methodology
for enhancing the effectiveness, accuracy, and efficiency of
traditional numerical techniques; emphasis on extrapolation.
|
4370
Software Modeling Techniques (3)
Prereq:
CSC 3370 or CSC 3390 or CSC 4330.
Examination of modern modeling techniques for complex/high
quality software including static/dynamic software models
and project management models.
|
4402
Introduction
to Database Management Systems (3)
Prereq:
CSC 3102.
Network, hierarchical , and relational, and entity-relationship
models; data definition, manipulation languages, and conversion
among these models; relational database design theory, efficient
query evaluation, elementary query optimization techniques.
|
4444
Artificial Intelligence (3)
Prereq:
CSC 3102.
Theorem proving and interfacing techniques, production systems,
knowledge representation, approximate reasoning, natural language
understanding, scene analysis, planning, game playing, and learning.
|
4501
Computer Networks (3)
Prereq:CSC
4101
Introduction to local, metropolitan, and wide area of networks
using the standard OSI reference model as a framework, introduction
to the internet protocol suite and to network tools and programming,
discussion of various networking technologies.
|
4601
Computer and Network Security (3)
Prereq:
CSC 3102.
Information security's role, threats, elements of cryptography.
Protocols, architectures, and technologies for secure systems
and services.
|
4602
Fundamental Computer Science for Teachers (3)
(EDAF 4512)
Prereq:
EDAF 4507(or prior programming experience) and credit in an
education methods course numbered 3000 or above.
Advanced programming techniques; emphasis on structured programming,
software and hardware organization, data structures, graphics,
and other topics to prepare students to teach computer science
in secondary schools.
|
4890
Introduction to Theory of Computation (3)
Prereq:
CSC 2259.
Introduction to finite automata, regular expressions and languages;
push-down automata and context-free languages; selected advanced
language theoretical topics; emphasis on technique.
|
4999
Selected Topics in Computer Science (3)
Prereq:
consent of department.
May be taken 3 times for credit.
|
6100
Advanced Elements of Computer Science for Teachers (3)
Prereq:
computer science programming course or knowledge of a programming
language required.
Advanced programming techniques using a high-level, structured
language; data structures and computer systems software. |
7001
Computing Principles I (3)
Prereq:
CSC 3102 or equivalent. Credit will not be given for both
this course and CSC 4101 or 4351.
Comparative programming language concepts, semantics, data types,
control structures, functional languages, compilers, and compiler
construction. |
7002
Computing Principles II (3)
Prereq:
CSC 7001 or equivalent.
Fundamentals of operating systems, including evaluation methods;
functional organization and architecture of computers, including
arithmetic/logic and control units, microprogramming, input-output
facilities, comparative study, including unix, CP/M, OS/MVS,
and VM/370.
|
7080
Computer Architecture (3)
Prereq:
CSC 7002 or equivalent. Background in electronics not required.
Functional architecture of modern digital computer systems;
detailed description of instruction set implementation with
monoprocessor and multiprocessor structures; design and analysis
of instruction sets and control structures.
|
7101
Programming Language Structures (3)
Prereq:
CSC 4101.
Advanced study of data specification, storage management, and
control in programming languages; includes coverage of formal
specification languages; languages for concurrent processing;
languages that support program verification techniques; and
in-depth study of applicative languages.
|
7103
Advanced Operating Systems (3)
Prereq:
CSC 4103.
Concurrent programming; shared memory, communication, and operation-oriented
models; concurrent, distributed, and network programming; distributed
operating systems; synchronization and deadlock detection in
distributed systems.
|
7120
Performance Evaluation of Computer & Communication Systems
(3)
Prereq:
CSC 4103.
Modeling techniques, specification of queuing systems, product
form networks, algorithms for performance networks, operational
analysis, performance bound techniques, blocking priority networks.
|
7135
Software Engineering (3)
Prereq:
CSC 4330 or equivalent.
Formal specification techniques, design techniques, abstraction
, information hiding, modularity, software testing, automated
testing tools. maintainability factors, and cost estimation.
|
7200
Theory of Computation I (3)
Prereq:
CSC 4890.
Algorithms, computability, decidability, enumerability; formal
replacements and Church's thesis; Turing machines, primitive
recursive functions; undecidable predicates.
|
7201
Theory of Computation II (3)
Prereq:
CSC 7200.
Theory of Computation for complexity classes, NP, P, PSPACE,
and Nlog; characterization of polynomial time by alternating
log space Turing machines and log space Turing machines by auxiliary
pushdown stores; time space trade-offs and combinational problems.
|
7235
Advanced Software Engineering (3)
Prereq:
CSC 7135.
Formal testing, validation and verification techniques; in-depth
study of formal specification languages and techniques.
|
7300
Algorithm Design
and Analysis (3)
Characteristics
of an algorithm; problems of algorithm existence; the design,
implementation, and complexity of algorithms; algorithm case
studies.
|
7333
Machine Learning (3)
Prereq:
CSC 4444.
Fundamental principles of machine learning; inductive learning;
explanation-based learning; computational approach to Boolean
function learning; learning formal languages and recursive theories;
neutral network learning and genetic algorithms; applications
of machine learning.
|
7351
Advanced Compiler Design Theory (3)
Prereq:
CSC 4351 or 7001.
Automatic generation of LL(1), LR(1), LALR(1) parsers, syntax
directed translation of high-level control structures, error
recovery, optimization of branching, local code optimization
using directed acyclic graphs, loop optimization, global data
flow analysis, and object-code optimization.
|
7370
Graph Algorithms (3)
Prereq:
MATH 4171 or equivalent.
Graph layout algorithms; networks; application of network flow
techniques ; polynomial time algorithms and NP-completeness;
dynamic graph drawing. |
7373
Algorithms for Parallel and Distributed Computing (3)
Prereq:
CSC 7300 or equivalent.
Parallel algorithms for searching, sorting, matrix processing,
network optimization, and other problems; implementation and
efficiency measures of the algorithms on different machines,
and VLSI systolic arrays.
|
7374
Computational Models for Mobile Robots (3)
Prereq:
CSC 7300.
Computational tools for design, analysis, and implementation
of algorithms for robotic applications; existing computational
paradigms, constraint representation and real-time modeling
for robotic vision; image understanding, path planning, autonomous
navigation and sensor-fusion problems for mobile robots.
|
7375
Robot Vision (3)
Prereq:
CSC 3102 or equivalent, and CSC 7300.
Computational aspects of vision; utilization of techniques form
computational geometry, combinatorics, probability theory, and
artificial intelligence; visual recognition and classification.
|
7380
Computational Geometry (3)
Prereq:
CSC 7300 or equivalent.
Data Structures and algorithm design techniques for geometric
searching; convex hulls; Voronoi diagrams; proximity; intersections
of geometric objects; applications of computational geometry.
|
7381
Computational Aspects of VLSI CAD (3)
Prereq:
CSC 7300 or equivalent.
Overview of VLSI design and fabrication process; abstract model
of VLSI; combinatorial optimization algorithms; circuit partitioning;
placement and floor planning; global routing; detailed routing;
and circuit compaction.
|
7402
Database Management Systems (3)
Prereq:
CSC 4402.
Implementation of database systems(physical model and its mapping
to conceptual model) ; data structures and their influence on
performance, concurrency control, distributed databases; advanced
database systems.
|
7405
Automation of Bibliographic Control Systems (3)
(LIS 7506) |
7406
Information Science (3) (LIS 7605)
History
and philosophy of information science and information retrieval;
survey of current research. |
7407
Abstracting and Indexing (3) (LIS 7606)
Principles
of abstracting and indexing for print and electronic environments;
controlled vocabulary and thesaurus development; manual and
computerized abstracting and indexing techniques; effectiveness
of abstracting and indexing methods. |
7410
On-line Information Retrieval (3) (LIS 7607)
Use
of electronic information resources and systems; analysis and
comparison of various search mechanisms. |
7420
Parallel and VLSI Computation (3)
Prereq:
CSC 3102.
Theoretical aspects of the design and analysis of algorithms
for parallel computation; physical implementation of VLSI chips.
|
7444
Advanced Artificial Intelligence (3)
Prereq:
CSC 4444.
Temporal and non-monotonic logic; truth maintenance systems;
probabilistic reasoning; deductive databases; automated learning,
planning, and tutoring; story understanding; structure of domain
dependent expert systems.
|
7450
Programming & Performance Evaluation of Parallel Computers
(3)
Prereq:
CSC 3102 or equivalent and CSC 7300.
Parallel programming techniques; message passing and process
synchronization; performance evaluation and prediction of parallel
architectures and algorithms, scalability analysis.
|
7481
Informational Retrieval Systems (3) (LIS 7610)
Prereq:
CSC 3102 or equivalent.
Commercially available retrieval systems, text content analysis,
query processing models and current research problems.
|
7500
System Modeling & Computer Simulation (3)
Prereq:
CSC 2263 or equivalent.
Construction and use of mathematical and computer models; parameter
estimation; compartmental models; simulation techniques; applications
of simulations; examples and case studies form physical, social,
and life sciences, engineering, business, and information sciences.
|
7501
Advanced Computer Networks (3)
Prereq:CSC
4501
Design and analysis of computer networks, routing algorithms
and protocols, switch and router architectures, traffic flow
management and error control, scheduling and Quality of Service,
modeling and performance evaluation, queuing theory applied
to computer networks, selected issues in high-speed network
design.
|
7502
Advanced Computer and Network Security (3)
Prereq:
CSC 4601
.Secret sharing; secret sharing homomorphism; verifiable secret
sharing; electronic voting; advanced cryptography; anonymity
on the net; wireless security.
|
7560
Computational Methods (3)
Prereq:
CSC 4362 or equivalent.
Synthesis, implementation, and analysis of numerical algorithms;
algorithm concept introduced in context of abstract schema.
|
7601
Design issues in High-Speed Networks Multicasting, Pricing and
Control (3)
Prereq:
CSC 4501
Multicasting Architectures, Protocols and Applications. ATM
and Internet Solutions. Scalable Reliable Multicast. Distributed
Sensor Networks. Internet Pricing and Economic of Communication.
Game Theoretic approaches to Congestion Control.
|
7602
Wireless Networks (3)
Prereq:
CSC 4501
Radio systems and ad-hoc wireless networks. Relevant concepts
in terms of mobility, migration and service levels and their
impact on system design. Wireless network communication; ad-hoc
networks; nomadic computing; issues in cellular networks; TCP/IP
over wireless.
|
7600
High Performance Computing I (3)
Prereq:
CSC 4362 or consent of instructor.
Fundamental computational techniques required for scientific
computing; important algorithms for parallel computation; high
performance computing.
|
7610
High Performance Computing II (3)
Prereq:
CSC 7600 or equivalent.
Finite difference schemes for molecular dynamics; classical
deterministic simulations; combinatorial optimization; algorithms
for quantum molecular dynamics; scientific applications in high
performance computing.
|
7620
High Performance Computing III (3)
Prereq:
CSC 7600 or equivalent.
Basic stochastic simulation techniques for massively parallel
computers; simulated annealing and routing algorithms.
|
7700
Special Topics in Computer Science (3)
May
be taken 4 times for credit.
Specialized areas of current interest in computer science. |
7701
Sensor Networking Concepts (3)
Prereq:
CSC 4501 or CSC 7501
Self-Organizing Sensor Networks, Querying
and Data Aggregation, Routing, Energy-efficient Communication
Protocols, Sensor Network Security. |
7800
Computer Science Research Seminar (1)
May
be taken for a maximum of 2 hrs. of credit when topics vary.
Pass-fail grading. Student presentations and discussions on
research topics in computer science.
|
7999
Selected Readings in Computer Science (1-3)
Prereq:
consent of department chair. May be taken for a maximum
of 6 sem. hrs. of credit.
|
9000
Dissertation Research (1-12 per semester)
"S"/"U"
grading.
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