Graduate Courses

This list is comprised of graduate-level courses and undergraduate-level courses (100's) that may be taken for graduate credit. CSci 173 - Continuous Algorithms
CSci 174 - Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
CSci 177 - Introduction to Bioinformatics
CSci 180 - UNIX System Programming
CSci 185 - Computer Graphics I
CSci 186 - Simulation Methods
CSci 187 - Design of User-Interface Programs
CSci 190 - Real-Time Computer Systems
CSci 191 - Computer Game Design and Programming
CSci 194 - Discrete Analysis in Computer Science
CSci 207 - Scientific Databases and Knowledge Formation
CSci 210 - Advanced Software Paradigms
CSci 211 - Computer Architectures
CSci 212 - Design and Analysis of Algorithms
CSci 220 - Theory of Computation
CSci 221 - Advanced Data Structures
CSci 223 - Graph Theory and Applications
CSci 225 - Data Compression
CSci 227 - Continuous Algorithms
CSci 228 - Numerical Solutions of Differential Equations
CSci 229 - Computing Technology in Justice and Public Safety
CSci 232 - Computer Networks
CSci 233 - Internet Protocols
CSci 234 - Design of Internet Protocols
CSci 235 - High-Performance Computing
CSci 238 - Computer System Performance
CSci 239 - Comparative Computer Systems
CSci 241 - Database Systems I
CSci 242 - Database Systems II
CSci 243 - Data Mining
CSci 244 - Information Retrieval Systems
CSci 246 - Compiler Optimization
CSci 251 - Distributed Operating Systems
CSci 252 - Component Based Enterprise Software Development
CSci 253 - Object-Oriented Design
CSci 254 - Software Engineering
CSci 255 - Software Engineering Development
CSci 256 - Software Testing and Quality
CSci 259 - Systems Programming
CSci 260 - Design of Interactive Multimedia
CSci 261 - Design and Implementation of Educational Software
CSci 262 - Computer Graphics Programming Tools
CSci 263 - Computer Graphics II
CSci 264 - Design of Human-Computer Interface
CSci 266 - Computer Animation
CSci 270 - Artificial Intelligence
CSci 271 - Adaptive Learning Systems I
CSci 278 - Models of Cognition
CSci 283 - Computer Security Principles
CSci 284 - Computer Cryptography Principles
CSci 285 - Information Policy (replaced by CSci 175)
CSci 286 - Network Security Principles (replaces CSci 383)
CSci 287 - Computer Network Defense
CSci 288 - Wireless and Mobile Security
CSci 289 - E-commerce Security
CSci 297 - Special Topics
CSci 298 - Research
CSci 299 - Thesis Research
CSci 300 - Thesis Research
CSci 301 - Research and Evaluation Methods
CSci 325 - Advanced Computing Algorithms
CSci 326 - Parallel Algorithms
CSci 338 - Mobile Computing and Wireless Networking
CSci 339 - Advanced Topics in Computer Architecture
CSci 342 - Advanced Topics in Programming Systems
CSci 343 - Advanced Topics in Information Systems
CSci 351 - Advanced Topic in Operating Systems
CSci 355 - Advanced Topics in Software Engineering
CSci 361 - Advanced Topics in Interactive Multimedia
CSci 362 - Advanced Topics in Human-computer Interaction
CSci 367 - Advanced Topics in Computer Graphics
CSci 368 - Advanced Topics in Animation & Virtual Reality
CSci 371 - Adaptive Learning Systems II
CSci 372 - Natural Language Understanding
CSci 377 - Advanced Topics in Machine Intelligence & Cognition
CSci 381 - Advanced Cryptography
CSci 383 - Computer Security Systems II (replaced by CSci 286)
CSci 386 - Java Security Mechanisms
CSci 387 - Advanced Topics in Information Assurance
CSci 390 - Colloquium
CSci 398 - Computer Science Research
CSci 399 - Dissertation Research

Undergraduate courses

Courses Available Only to Students Who Are Not in a Computer Science Major or Secondary Field Program

(These courses cannot normally be used to fulfill any requirement in these programs)

• CSci 10 - Applications Software
• CSci 30 - Introduction to Computers and the Internet
• CSci 33 - Introduction to Internet Technology
• CSci 35 - Introduction to Web Software Development
• CSci 49 - Introduction to C Programming
• CSci 50 - Introduction to FORTRAN Programming
• CSci 100 - Introduction to Programming with C++
• CSci 102 - Introduction to Programming with Java
• CSci 103 - Data Structures and C++
• CSci 105 - Introduction to Computer Security and Information Assurance

Courses Available to Students in the BS and BA Majors and in the Secondary Field