5160 MICROCOMPUTER SYSTEMS (3 credits) A survey of current microcomputer
systems including both software and hardware components of small computers, programming,
and special features.
5280 PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE STRUCTURES (3 credits) Uses historical perspectives
and several modern high level languages to examine principles and paradigms
supported by programming languages. Prerequisite: CS 5528.
5298 COMPILER CONSTRUCTION (3 credits) The theory, design, and construction
of a compiler. Prerequisite: CS 5528.
5350 EVENT-DRIVEN PROGRAMMING IN A WINDOWS ENVIRONMENT (3 credits) Use
of a language suitable for creating even-driven programs while focusing on methodology
suitable for developing event handlers in windows-oriented programs.
5361 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING I (2 credits) A project-based course that
focuses on software design issues. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
5362 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING II (2 credits) A project-based course that
focuses on software implementation issues and uses a design document created
in CS 5361. Prerequisite: CS 5361.
5390 SOCIAL, ETHICAL, AND PROFESSIONAL ISSUES IN COMPUTING (3 credits)
Features topics related to standards for computing professionals. Prerequisites:
At least one 5000- or 6000-level CS course.
5507 FILE PROCESSING AND DATABASE SYSTEMS (3 credits) An examination
and analysis of algorithms and file structures used by computer systems including
sequential, direct (random) access, and keyed (indexed) files. Covers the creation,
deletion, modification, and maintenance of files and their use in databases.
5528 DATA STRUCTURES AND ALGORITHMS (3 credits) Study of advanced abstract
information storage structures, including priority queues, binary trees, generalized
trees, and graphs. Study of algorithm development techniques, including divide
and conquer, greedy algorithms, and dynamic programming. Prerequisite: Consent
of instructor.
5560 DATA COMMUNICATION AND NETWORKS (3 credits) Principles of data
communications as applied to modern computer networks.
5610 INTRODUCTION TO OPERATIONS RESEARCH (3 credits) A computer-oriented
survey of linear programming, integer programming, dynamic programming, network
analysis, queuing systems, inventory control, game theory, and discrete system
simulation.
5627 THEORY OF COMPUTATION (3 credits) Explores the theoretic roots
and limits of computing. Prerequisite: MATH 5210.
5718 COMPUTER GRAPHICS (3 credits) Fundamental concepts of computer
graphics with emphasis on understanding underlying principles. Topics include
line and curve drawing, windowing, clipping, shading, geometric transformations,
and 3-dimensional viewing.
5840 OPERATING SYSTEMS (3 credits) Fundamentals of operating system
design with emphasis on at least one modern operating system. Topics include
scheduling, memory management, paging, file management, and mutual exclusion.
Required work will include programming investigations. Prerequisite: CS 5528.
6240 COMPUTER ORGANIZATION AND ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE (3 credits) Examines
the architecture of and assembly language for a microcomputer. Machine language
coding, binary and hexadecimal arithmetic, microcomputer architecture, and an
instruction set are covered.
6350 FILE MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES (3 credits) An in-depth examination
of files and file management. Sequential and random (direct) access files are
discussed and implemented in a high level language. Prerequisite: CS 6240.
6420 CLASSROOM INTEGRATION OF COMPUTER SOFTWARE (3 credits) An investigation
of the current research and literature dealing with the integration of software
into the classroom curriculum. Includes software review and evaluation and provides
hands-on experience using educational software.
6470 AUTHORING CAI SOFTWARE (3 credits) An introduction to authoring
languages and the creation of CAI packages. Designed to be a project oriented
course in which the student produces a CAI package. Prerequisite: CS 6420.
6800 CURRENT ISSUES IN COMPUTER SCIENCE EDUCATION (3 credits) Guided
readings and a review of the current literature dealing with applications, implications,
and problems of computer science education. Students will be expected to make
class presentations and lead discussions concerning the readings. Prerequisite:
CS 6420.
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