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Computer Science For all CS courses with a prerequisite of MAT 105 and MAT 106 , MAT 112 , MAT 114 , MAT 115 , MAT 116 , MAT 214 , MAT 215 , or MAT 216 , the prerequisite may be satisfied by any of the subsequent MAT courses on this list. |
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• CS 301 - Numerical Methods (4)
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• CS 311 - Language Translation and Automata (4)
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• CS 331 - Design and Analysis of Algorithms (4)
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• CS 352 - Symbolic Programming (4)
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• CS 356 - Object-Oriented Design and Programming (4)
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• CS 365 - Computer Architecture (4)
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• CS 370 - Parallel Processing (4)
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• CS 375 - Computers and Society (4)
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• CS 380 - Computer Networks (4)
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• CS 400 - Special Study for Upper Division Students (1-2)
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• CS 408 - Programming Languages (4)
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• CS 411 - Compilers and Interpreters (4)
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• CS 420 - Artificial Intelligence (4)
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• CS 431 - Operating Systems (4)
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• CS 435 - Database Systems (4)
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• CS 445 - Computer Graphics (4)
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• CS 450 - Computability (4)
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• CS 460 - Secure Communication (4)
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• CS 461 - Senior Project (2)
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• CS 462 - Senior Project (2)
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• CS 463 - Undergraduate Seminar (2)
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• CS 470 - Game Development (4)
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• CS 480 - Software Engineering (4)
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• CS 481 - Software Engineering Practice (4)
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• CS 490 - Honors (4)
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• CS 499/499A/499L - Special Topics for Upper Division Students (1-4/1-4/1-4)
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• CS 510 - Computer-Assisted Instruction (4)
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• CS 515 - Automated Reasoning (4)
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• CS 517 - Natural Language Processing (4)
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• CS 519 - Computer Vision (4)
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• CS 521 - Robotics (4)
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• CS 523 - Expert Systems (4)
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• CS 525 - Advanced Computer Architecture (4)
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• CS 530 - Advanced Algorithm Design and Analysis (4)
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• CS 531 - Computability and Complexity Theory (4)
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• CS 535 - Parallel and Distributed Algorithms (4)
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• CS 537 - Scheduling Algorithms (4)
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• CS 540 - Topics in Compiler Design (4)
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• CS 541 - Programming Language Semantics (4)
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• CS 555 - Computer Image Processing (4)
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• CS 560 - Bioinformatics for Computer Scientists (4)
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• CS 565 - Advanced Computer Networks (4)
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• CS 566 - Distributed Computing Systems (4)
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• CS 570 - Human Computer Interaction (4)
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• CS 575 - Topics in Database Systems (4)
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• CS 580 - Advanced Software Engineering (4)
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• CS 585 - Software Verification and Validation (4)
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• CS 599/599A/599L - Special Topics for Graduate Students (1-4/1-4/1-4)
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• CS 664 - Graduate Seminar (2)
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• CS 691 - Directed Study (1-3)
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• CS 695 - Master’s Degree Project (1-2)
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• CS 696 - Master’s Degree Thesis (1-4)
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• CS 699 - Master’s Degree Continuation (0)
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Comparative Systems Analysis NOTE: For all courses which have both a lecture component and a laboratory component (e.g. CSA 201/201A ), both components are corequisites; that is, they must be taken concurrently. |
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• CSA 201/201A - Humans and the Environment Resources (2/2)
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• CSA 202/202A - Humans and the Environment – Organizations (2/2)
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• CSA 250 - Integrated Science I (5)
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• CSA 251 - Integrated Science II (5)
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• CSA 300 - History and Philosophy of Systems Science (6)
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• CSA 305 - General Morphology and Systems Allometry (4)
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• CSA 309 - Comparative Science of Origins (4)
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• CSA 310 - Integrated Science III (6)
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• CSA 340/340A - Systems Law and Legislation (2/2)
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• CSA 350/350A - Multimetrics (2/2)
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• CSA 411/411A - General Systems Theory I: Processes (3/1)
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• CSA 412/412A - General Systems Theory II: Linkages (3/1)
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• CSA 413/413A - General Systems Theory III: Artificial Systems Research (3/1)
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• CSA 440 - General Systems Modeling and Simulation (4)
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• CSA 450 - Comparative Systems Analysis I (4)
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• CSA 451/451L - Comparative Systems Analysis II (3/1)
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• CSA 470 - Applied Ecosystems Engineering (4)
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• CSA 490 - Seminar in Comparative Systems Analysis (1-4)
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Communication |
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• COM 100 - Public Speaking (4)
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• COM 101 - Survey of Mass Communication (4)
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• COM 103 - Interpersonal Communication (4)
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• COM 106 - Writing for Communication Practitioners (4)
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• COM 131/131A - Photography (2/2)
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• COM 200 - Special Study for Lower Division Students (1-2)
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• COM 201 - Communication Theory (4)
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• COM 204 - Advocacy and Argument (4)
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• COM 206 - Desktop Publishing (4)
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• COM 216 - Report Writing (4)
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• COM 232 - Photojournalism (4)
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• COM 270 - Media, Politics, Sex & Violence (4)
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• COM 280 - Understanding & Appreciating the Photographic Image (4)
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• COM 299/299A/299L - Special Topics for Lower Division Students (1-4)
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• COM 300 - Reporting I (4)
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• COM 301 - Videography (4)
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• COM 312 - Magazine Journalism (4)
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• COM 313 - Public Relations Theory (4)
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• COM 314 - Organizational Communication Theory (4)
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• COM 316 - Communication Research (4)
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• COM 317 - Reporting II (4)
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• COM 319 - Public Relations Writing (4)
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• COM 321 - Advanced Organizational Communication Theory (4)
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• COM 325 - Persuasion (4)
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• COM 327 - Intercultural Communication (4)
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• COM 337 - Group Communication (4)
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• COM 351A - Newspaper Practices (2)
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• COM 352A - Magazine Practices (2)
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• COM 354A - Broadcast Practices (2)
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