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CSCI 4350 Dist Software Engineering
3 cr.
Prerequisite: CSCI 2467 or consent of the department. A study of the
concepts, the methodology, the models, and methods that address
problems in the development of distributed-software applications
with emphasis on distributed-object models and components.
CSCI 4350G Dist Software Engineering
3 cr.
Prerequisite: CSCI 2467 or consent of the department. A study of the
concepts, the methodology, the models, and methods that address
problems in the development of distributed-software applications
with emphasis on distributed-object models and components.
CSCI 4401 Principles Operating Systems I
3 cr.
Prerequisites: CSCI 2467 or consent of department. An introduction
to the organization of various types of operating systems; machine
structure and the functions of an operating system; multiprogramming
and time-sharing environments; memory management and
resource allocation; virtual memory concepts; the file system and
IO device handling; protection and error recovery.
CSCI 4401G Principles Operating Systems I
3 cr.
Prerequisites: CSCI 2467 or consent of department. An introduction
to the organization of various types of operating systems; machine
structure and the functions of an operating system; multiprogramming
and time-sharing environments; memory management and
resource allocation; virtual memory concepts; the file system and
IO device handling; protection and error recovery.
CSCI 4402 Principles Operating Systms II
3 cr.
Prerequisite: CSCI 4401 or consent of department. A continuation of
CSCI 4401 with emphasis on time-sharing, multiprocessing, and virtual
system environments; performance measurement and evaluation;
system simulation; developments in Operating System theory.
CSCI 4402G Principles Operating Systms II
3 cr.
Prerequisite: CSCI 4401 or consent of department. A continuation of
CSCI 4401 with emphasis on time-sharing, multiprocessing, and virtual
system environments; performance measurement and evaluation;
system simulation; developments in Operating System theory.
CSCI 4460 Intro Network & System Admin
3 cr.
Prerequisite: CSCI 4401 or consent of the department. An introduction
to network and system administration. Topics include processes
and files; scripting; system installation; boot and shutdown;
process management; daemons and services; devices and drivers;
network fundamentals; network file systems; network services.
Topics may also include kernel configuration; performance analysis;
accounting and system logging; security. The course requires lab
projects on dedicated departmental equipment.
CSCI 4460G Intro Network & System Admin
3 cr.
Prerequisite: CSCI 4401 or consent of the department. An introduction
to network and system administration. Topics include processes
and files; scripting; system installation; boot and shutdown;
process management; daemons and services; devices and drivers;
network fundamentals; network file systems; network services.
Topics may also include kernel configuration; performance analysis;
accounting and system logging; security. The course requires lab
projects on dedicated departmental equipment.
CSCI 4501 Programming Language Structure
3 cr.
Prerequisite: CSCI 2125 or consent of department. A study of the
concepts of programming languages as realized in a variety of
commonly used languages, with emphasis on language definition
and structure.
CSCI 4501G Programming Language Structure
3 cr.
Prerequisite: CSCI 2125 or consent of department. A study of the
concepts of programming languages as realized in a variety of
commonly used languages, with emphasis on language definition
and structure.
CSCI 4510 Intro Translator Construction
3 cr.
Prerequisites: CSCI 4103 and 4501 or consent of department. The
design and implementation of translators for programming languages.
The course will cover the topics of lexical and syntactic
analysis, translation, code generation, and code optimization, as
well as the design and actual implementation of a compiler for
a simple block-structured language such as a subset of Pascal or
Ada.
CSCI 4510G Intro Translator Construction
3 cr.
Prerequisites: CSCI 4103 and 4501 or consent of department. The
design and implementation of translators for programming languages.
The course will cover the topics of lexical and syntactic
analysis, translation, code generation, and code optimization, as
well as the design and actual implementation of a compiler for
a simple block-structured language such as a subset of Pascal or
Ada.
CSCI 4525 Intro to Artificial Intelligen
3 cr.
Prerequisite: CSCI 2125 or consent of department. Introduction to
the problem domain of artificial intelligence and the methods used
to solve those problems. Topics include knowledge representation,
search strategies, and surveys of principal subareas of artificial
intelligence such as expert systems, natural language processing,
reasoning systems, games, learning, and vision. Programming
assignments in a current artificial intelligence language will be
required.
CSCI 4525G Intro to Artificial Intelligen
3 cr.
Prerequisite: CSCI 2125 or consent of department. Introduction to
the problem domain of artificial intelligence and the methods used
to solve those problems. Topics include knowledge representation,
search strategies, and surveys of principal subareas of artificial
intelligence such as expert systems, natural language processing,
reasoning systems, games, learning, and vision. Programming
assignments in a current artificial intelligence language will be
required.
CSCI 4567 Bioinformatics I
3 cr.
One-Time Waiver
CSCI 4567G Bioinformatics I
3 cr.
One-Time Waiver
CSCI 4601 Data Base Management Systems
3 cr.
Prerequisite: CSCI 2120 or 2601 or consent of department. A study of
the use, design, and implementation of data bases using data base
management systems. Topics include current DBMS implementations
and data description, manipulation, and inquiry languages.
CSCI 4601G Data Base Management Systems
3 cr.
Prerequisite: CSCI 2120 or 2601 or consent of department. A study of
the use, design, and implementation of data bases using data base
management systems. Topics include current DBMS implementations
and data description, manipulation, and inquiry languages.
CSCI 4620 Advanced Database Techniques
3 cr.
Prerequisite: CSCI 4125 or consent of department. The scope of the
basic materials presented in CSCI 4125, Data Models and Database
Systems, is expanded to include advanced theoretical aspects,
design methodologies, implementation, and specialized applications.
The materials presented include higher-order dependencies,
object-relational and object-oriented data models, implementation
techniques of Database systems and Java Database Connectivity
(JDBC). On the applications side, the specific requirements imposed
by Deductive DBS, Geographic Information Systems, Genome Data
Management, Data Warehousing and Data Mining are discussed.
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