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Includes algorithm analysis, basic abstract data types, and data structures. Covers abstract data types and data structures, efficiency of algorithms, binary tree representations and traversals, searching, dictionaries, priority queues, hashing, directed graphs and graph algorithms, and language grammars. CSS Management Principles for Computing Professionals 5 Erdly Through a team software project, explores critical interpersonal, communication, leadership, decision-making, social, and cultural theories drawn from contemporary research in anthropology, sociology, psychology, and business.

Prerequisite: CSS , which may be taken concurrently; may not be repeated. CSS Software Engineering 5 Surveys the software engineering processes, tools, and techniques used in software development and quality assurance.

Topics include life-cycle models, process modeling, requirements analysis and specification techniques, quality assurance techniques, verification and validation, testing, project planning, and management.

CSS Analysis and Design 5 Methods and tools to capture and communicate requirements, proposed solutions, and design to management, customers, and software developers. Prerequisite: Prerequisite: 2. Incorporates social, psychological, and ethical issues. Offered: jointly with B EE CSS Introduction to Artificial Intelligence 5 QSR Yusuf Pisan Principal ideas and developments in artificial intelligence, such as problem solving, knowledge representation, search, reasoning under uncertainty, learning, and natural language processing.

Students develop a working knowledge of computational tools to analyze biological datasets, including DNA and protein sequence databases. Offered: jointly with B BIO Experiences elements in game design: world setting, game play, and interface; and experiences implementing games: conceptualization, prototyping, and play testing. Offered: Sp. CSS Special Topics , max. CSS Computing Internship , max. Offered: AWSpS. Discusses issues of STEM and gender including: earning respect, work-life balance, social issues, connection and networks, job hunting and technical interviews.

Evaluates current policy approaches, determines trends, and proposes changes. Topics vary by quarter. Will learn, understand, and execute ethical hacking and penetration testing in a manner similar to a would-be adversary so that effective defenses may later be used to counter malicious attacks.

The phases of hacking and ethical considerations will also be examined. Examines the basic theories and concepts of how hardware and software cooperatively interact to accomplish real-world tasks. CSS Hardware and Computer Organization 5 An introduction to the architecture, operation, and organization of a modern computing machine. Topics covered include basic logic operations, state-machines, register models, memory organization, peripherals, and system issues.

Assembly language taught in order to understand the instruction set architecture and memory model of the computer. Follows the embedded systems development; software and hardware partitioning, processor selection, real-time operating systems, coding in assembly language and C, debugging, and testing. Lab experiments reinforce fundamental concepts using embedded design and debug tools.

CSS Operating Systems 5 Principles of operating systems, including process management, memory management, auxiliary storage management, and resource allocation. Focus on the structure of the popular desktop and real-time operating systems.

Oriented toward network operations. Networks are explored in the context of protocol development, implementation, writing of functionality, and inter-process communication facilities e. Oriented toward networking programming and performance evaluation experiments. Topics include: fundamentals of OS, network and MP systems; message passing; remote procedure calls; process migration and mobile agents; distributed synchronization; distributed shared memory; distributed file system; fault tolerance; and grid computing.

Prerequisite: CSS CSS Cloud Computing 5 Robert Dimpsey Pragmatic, program-oriented overview of cloud computing covering key cloud technologies and components which enable and constitute the cloud such as virtualization, compute, storage, network, and security.

Evaluation of trade-offs in building, migrating to, and using cloud services and systems. Investigation of architectural and theoretical underpinnings of cloud services, including choices in monitoring, scalability and availability. CSS Analyzing Biases in the Age of Digital Data 5 This course is designed to provide an introduction to the algorithms of machine learning that are applied in the real world, considering biases, methodological limitations and pitfalls of data.

It will provide students with a framework for analyzing the social, political issues, enabling them to think critically about ethical boundaries. The topics of the course draw from classical statistics, machine learning, ethics and privacy. Prerequisite: CSS ; and either CSS or CSS ; recommended: experience coding non-trivial functions to manipulate datasets; and previous coursework in probability, statistics, and algorithms.

CSS Introduction to Compilers 5 Zander Introduction to the structures and organization of programming languages; fundamentals of translation; regular expressions and context-free grammars; syntax and lexical analysis, symbol tables, semantics and parsing, code generation; translation techniques such as LR, LL, and recursive descent. CSS Design and Analysis of Algorithms 5 Introduces fundamental techniques for algorithm design and analysis, such as computational complexity, greedy algorithms, divide-and-conquer algorithms, dynamic programming, graph algorithms, randomized algorithms, and computational intractability.

CSS Computer Graphics 5 Introduces the fundamental concepts in computer graphics: camera model, illumination models, hardware shading, transformation pipeline, scene graphs, texture mapping, and simple modeling and animation techniques.

Examines modeling how to build 3-D objects , animation how to describe the motion of objects , and rendering how to generate images of 3-D objects in animation. Topics include software architecture, input, resource management, textures, animation, coordinate systems, object behaviors and interactions, camera manipulations, illumination and special effects, physics, and scene management Prerequisite: a minimum grade of 2. CSS Introduction to Computational Science and Scientific Programming 5 Introduction to principles and fundamental algorithms of scientific computing, including applied linear algebra and numerical methods.

Group projects address current computational problems in the physical, biological, and life sciences. CSS Signal Computing 5 Michael Stiber How data collected from the real world is captured, represented, processed, and stored in computers.

Topics include digitization, digital signal processing, filtering, compression, and how signal processing is used as part of larger systems, such as multimedia, IoT, and machine learning. CSS Fundamentals of Computer Simulation Theory and Application 5 Covers all aspects of computer simulation including theory, implementation, and application.

Presents real-life interdisciplinary examples. Structural Variant detection is a problem of significant interest in the biomedical field due to the strong link between these variants and genetic and degenerative diseases. A large body of programs and approaches exist In this research, we aim to build on the previous research using The Cross Reality Collaboration Sandbox CRCS research group is dedicated to studying issues related to supporting collaborations across geographical distances through different technological reality setups.

These different As a common medical imaging method, Computed Tomography CT can create tomographic images using X-ray data acquired from around the human body. However, high quality and adequately sampled X-ray measurement data are not The process of educational planning and academic advising are critical for supporting student retention rate and on-time graduation.

Faculty-based advising has been widely adopted by several community colleges because it Abstract The availability of smartphones with increased computing capabilities has opened new doors for researchers and medical practitioners to reach out to patients. Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Software Engineering , which focuses on software development.

Within this program, you can also choose the Information Assurance and Cybersecurity option , which will appear on your transcript. Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering , which combines education in hardware and software development. You can pursue studies at the cutting edge of computing research and implementation through our Master of Science in Computer Science and Software Engineering or our Master of Science in Cybersecurity Engineering.

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