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CPSC 120 A

Title: Fundamentals of Computer Sci.I

Instructor: Dr. N. Jane Ingram
Block: 3
Time: M/W/F 10:50AM-11:50AM
Room: TREX 363
Units: 1
Comments: A strong aptitude for math, Co-req.-CPSC 120L

Catalog Description: Problem solving and algorithm design; basicprogramming concepts including subprograms andobjects; mathematical logic. Programming in amodern object-oriented language and anintroduction to the UNIX operating system are anintegral partof the course. Lecture: 3 hrs/wk.; Laboratory: 3hrs/wk.

CPSC 120 B

Title: Fundamentals of Computer Sci.I

Instructor: Dr. Durell Bouchard
Block: 4
Time: M/W/F 12:00PM-1:00PM
Room: TREX 363
Units: 1
Comments: A strong aptitude for math, Co-req.-CPSC 120L

Catalog Description: Problem solving and algorithm design; basicprogramming concepts including subprograms andobjects; mathematical logic. Programming in amodern object-oriented language and anintroduction to the UNIX operating system are anintegral partof the course. Lecture: 3 hrs/wk.; Laboratory: 3hrs/wk.

CPSC 120L 1

Title: Fundamentals Computer Sci. Lab

Instructor: Dr. N. Jane Ingram
Block:
Time: TH 2:50PM-5:50PM
Room: TREX 263
Comments: Co-requisite: CPSC 120

Catalog Description: Problem solving and algorithm design; basicprogramming concepts including subprograms andobjects; mathematical logic. Programming in amodern object-oriented language and anintroduction to the UNIX operating system are anintegral partof the course. Lecture: 3 hrs/wk.; Laboratory: 3hrs/wk.

CPSC 120L 2

Title: Fundamentals Computer Sci. Lab

Instructor: Dr. Durell Bouchard
Block:
Time: T 2:50PM-5:50PM
Room: TREX 263
Comments: Co-requisite: CPSC 120

Catalog Description: Problem solving and algorithm design; basicprogramming concepts including subprograms andobjects; mathematical logic. Programming in amodern object-oriented language and anintroduction to the UNIX operating system are anintegral partof the course. Lecture: 3 hrs/wk.; Laboratory: 3hrs/wk.

CPSC 220 A

Title: Fundamentals of Comp. Sci. III

Instructor: Dr. Durell Bouchard
Block: 2
Time: M/W/F 9:40AM-10:40AM
Room: TREX 363
Units: 1
Comments: CPSC 170

Catalog Description: Data structures, abstract data types, elementary graph theory, n log n sorting algorithms, and dynamic memory allocation. Lecture: 3 hrs/wk.

CPSC 310 A

Title: Topics in Applied Computing

Instructor: Dr. Anil M. Shende
Block: 10
Time: T/TH 10:10AM-11:40AM
Room: TREX 363
Units: 1
Comments: CPSC 170

Catalog Description: A course offered in various formats, designed to give students instruction and hands-on experience in an area of applied computing. Lecture: 3 hrs/wk.

CPSC 370 A

Title: Comp. Architecture & Op. Systm

Instructor: Dr. Anil M. Shende
Block: 7A
Time: M/W 2:20PM-3:50PM
Room: TREX 364
Units: 1
Comments: CPSC 220

Catalog Description: Machine language and assembly language concepts, data paths, parallel system architecture; system calls, process synchronization and scheduling, input and output subsystems, memory management, file systems. Lecture: 3 hrs/wk.

CPSC 405 A

Title: Independent Study & Research

Instructor: Dr. Anil M. Shende
Block:
Time: TBA
Room:
Units: 1/2
Comments: Permission

Catalog Description: Selected topics in computer science carried out under the direction of a member of the computer science staff. (Enrollment with the approval of the Chair of the department.)

CPSC 407 A

Title: Independent Study & Research

Instructor: Dr. Anil M. Shende
Block:
Time: TBA
Room:
Units: 1/2
Comments: Permission

Catalog Description: Selected topics in computer science carried out under the direction of a member of the computer science staff. (Enrollment with the approval of the Chair of the department.)

CPSC 416 A

Title: Internship

Instructor: Dr. N. Jane Ingram
Block:
Time: TBA
Room:
Units: 1
Comments: Permission

Catalog Description: Field placement providing practical experience and training in areas in which computer science is applied. These areas may include industry, government agencies, educational institutions, insurance companies, and a variety of private enterprises.

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