Computer Science Program drafted drafted

Program Overview

The Computer Science Program at this institution covers a wide range of topics from foundational theory to practical applications and cutting-edge technologies. It spans eight terms with 144 credit hours and includes courses in calculus, physics, programming, artificial intelligence, and software engineering. Students can choose from a variety of electives in software engineering, minor areas of study, and professional training to tailor their education to their interests and career goals. Graduates are well-prepared for careers in software development, robotics, computer vision, digital forensics, and other related fields.

Program Outline

Computer Science Program Extraction:

Degree Overview:

• Brief: "Spans the range from theory to practice to cutting edge inventions.
CS makes graduates aware of new technologies and new ideas and is a foundation for many different computing careers. Graduates design and build software and create efficient solutions to real-world problems in fields such as robotics, computer-enhanced vision, and digital forensics."

Outline:

• Structure:
• 8 Terms
• 144 Credit Hours
• Course Schedule:
• Term 1:
• BA101 - Calculus 1
• BA113 - Physics
• CS111 - Introduction to Computers
• NC172 - Fundamentals of Business
• BA003 - Math 0
• Term 2:
• BA102 - Calculus 2
• CS143 - Introduction to Problem Solving and Programming
• EC134 - Fundamentals of Electronics
• LH136 - English for Specific Purposes II (ESP II)
• NC133 - Communication Skills
• Term 3:
• BA201 - Calculus III
• BA203 - Probability and Statistics
• BA216 - Advanced Physics
• CE216 - Digital Logic Design
• CS202 - Discrete Structures
• CS243 - Object Oriented Programming
• Term 4:
• CE231 - Introduction to Networks
• CE243 - Intro.
to Computer Architecture
• CS212 - Data Structures and Algorithms
• CS244 - Advanced Programming Applications
• IS273 - Database Systems
• IT291 - Professional Training in Entrepreneurship
• SE291 - Introduction to Software Engineering
• Term 5:
• BA301 - Advanced Statistics
• BA304 - Linear Algebra
• CS311 - Theory of Computation
• CS321 - Systems Programming
• CS333 - Web Programming
• CS352 - Computer Graphics
• Term 6:
• CS305 - System Modeling and Simulation
• CS312 - Computing Algorithms
• CS322 - Operating Systems
• CS366 - Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
• Term 7:
• CS401 - Project 1
• CS445 - Structure of Programming Languages
• CS481 - Computers & Society
• Term 8:
• CS402 - Project 2
• CS421 - Computer System Security
• CS451 - Human Computer Interaction
• Modules:
• Elective Courses [3] - SE Electives:
• CS460 - Deep Learning
• CS461 - Software Agents
• CS464 - Soft Computing
• CS468 - Advanced Artificial Intelligence
• CS469 - Robotics Applications
• CS403 - Optimization Techniques
• CS411 - Data Compression
• CS425 - Distributed Systems
• SE391 - Project Management
• CS427 - Embedded Systems Programming
• CS428 - Cloud Computing
• CS432 - Network Protocols & Programming
• CS441 - Compilers
• CS443 - Game Programming
• CS449 - Functional Programming
• CS453 - Virtual Environments
• CS454 - Multimedia Acquisition and Communications
• CS455 - Digital Image Processing
• Elective Courses [5] - Minor Elective:
• IS471 - Strategic Planning for IS
• SE391 - Project Management
• SE392 - Software Requirements and Specifications
• SE393 - Principles of Software Architecture
• SE491 - Software Component Design
• CS352 - Computer Graphics
• GM323 - Digital Lighting and Rendering
• SE492 - Software Verification
• GM324 - 3D Modeling
• SE493 - Software Quality Assurance
• GM411 - Computer Animation
• SE496 - Software Engineering Process
• GM415 - Digital Audio & Video Fundamentals
• GM417 - Media Production and Editing
• IS371 - E-business Fundamentals
• IS372 - Information Systems Theory And Practice
• IS374 - Advanced Database Systems
• IS391 - Systems Analysis & Design
• IS461 - Decision Support Systems
• IS467 - Big Data Analytics
• Elective Courses [6] - Professional Training *:
• IT311 - Professional Training in Software Testing 1
• IT382 - Professional Training in Multimedia 1
• IT411 - Professional Training in Software Testing 2
• IT412 - Professional Training in Software Testing 3
• IT431 - Professional Training in Networking III
• IT471 - Professional Training in Database III
• Potential Career Paths: "Graduates design and build software and create efficient solutions to real-world problems in fields such as robotics, computer-enhanced vision, and digital forensics."