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Computer Skills Courses
(A290/A590)
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The following four 1.5 credit Eight Week courses are
designed to provide basic skills with modern
programming tools for application and web development; intended for
both CS majors and qualified non-majors. Lecture and
laboratory. May be repeated for up to six credit hours.
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A290/A590 (McGrath) |
Adventures in Computing
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First Eight Weeks: Basic course in C and Unix to prepare
Computer Science majors for CSCI-C 335 and beyond.
6:00pm-7:10pm MW
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A290/A590 (German) |
Adventures in Computing
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First Eight Weeks: Basic course in CGI/PHP web skills;
replaces first half of A202/A598.
7:00pm-8:10pm TR
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A290/A590 (McGrath) |
Adventures in Computing
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Second Eight Weeks: Basic course in C++.
6:00pm-7:10pm MW
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A290/A590 (German) |
Adventures in Computing
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Second Eight Weeks: Basic course in Java;
replaces second half of A202/A598.
7:00pm-8:10pm TR
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New Course
A290/A590 (Haynes) |
Adventures in Computing
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Second Eight Weeks:
Introduction to the
Python scripting language with Internet applications.
7:15pm-8:25pm TR
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SELECTED UNDERGRADUATE COURSE OFFERINGS |
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N&M
Credit
C211 (Menzel) |
Introduction to Computer Science |
Introduction to programming and to
algorithm design and analysis using Scheme. Targeted for
those intending to take advanced computer science courses.
2:30pm-3:45pm TR
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N&M
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A201 (Haynes) |
Introduction to Programming |
Introduction to elements of programming with Alice and Python.
Targeted for non-majors.
4:00pm-5:15pm TR
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N&M
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A216 (Whitmer) |
Digital Multimedia Concepts and Technologies |
Introduction to the technologies of digital hardware and
software relevant to efficient multimedia communication methods.
11:15am-12:05pm MW
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N&M
Credit
A321/A521[grad] (Bramley) |
Computing Tools for Scientific Research |
A skills-based programming course for scientists, using
Matlab and
C/C++ for managing
and manipulating data,
creating plots and graphs, and performing basic statistics.
9:30am-10:45am MW
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| B355 (Beer) |
Autonomous Robotics |
This course provides an introduction to autonomous
robotics and its use in embodied cognitive science.
(meets with COGS: Q360)
9:30am-10:45am TR
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CS Intl.
Dim. Credit
I399 (Rawlins) |
Globalization |
This provides an introduction to diverse issues of computing
and information technology in the global society. Counts for CS
International Dimension requirement.
5:30pm-6:45pm TR
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B481 (Hmeljak) |
Interactive Graphics |
Principles of interactive graphics.
1:00pm-2:15pm TR
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| B490 (Connelly) |
Mobile Computing |
Covers skills necessary to program mobile devices (PDAs), including I/O, graphics, Web Services, etc. for handheld devices.
9:05am-9:55am TR
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| P415/P515 (Johnson) |
Specification and Verification |
Tools and techniques for rigorous reasoning about software
and digital hardware.
9:30am-10:45am TR
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| B441/B541 (Brown) |
Hardware System Design |
Principles of hardware system design.
2:30pm-3:45pm TR
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SELECTED GRADUATE COURSE OFFERINGS |
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| B603 (Purdom) | Advanced Algorithms
Analysis | Advanced topics in analysis of
algorithms, including fast algorithms for classical problems,
lower bounds results, and statistical behavior.
10:10am-11:30am MW |
| B552 (Leake) |
Knowledge-Based Computation
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Knowledge-based systems as a branch of artificial
intelligence.
2:30pm-3:45pm MW
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| B651 (Gasser) |
Natural Language Processing
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Natural language processing as a subfield within artificial intelligence
and cognitive science. Analysis, generation, and translation; statistical
and knowledge-based methods; applications of machine learning to NLP.
9:30am-10:45am MW
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| B657 (Chen Yu) |
Computer Vision
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Concepts and methods of machine vision as a branch of artificial intelligence. Above class meets with PSY-P 657.
2:30pm-3:45pm TR
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| B649 (Gupta) |
Internet Services and Protocols |
A project-oriented course on latest security problems facing
the Internet today. Pre-requisite: P538 or equivalent
4:00pm-5:15pm MW
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| B649 (Hill) |
Trusted Computing |
Introduction to the detailed techniques and implementations
of trusted computing. 2:30pm-3:45pm TR
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| B649 (Gannon) |
Service Architecture and Scientific Computing |
Introduction to the detailed techniques and implementations
of service architectures and their scientific applications.
11:15am-12:30pm TR
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