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201 Courses Matching “computer science”
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School of Engineering
Computer & Information Science
- Csci 581: Special Topics in Computer Science I
- Csci 211: Computer Science III
- Csci 112: Computer Science II
- Csci 111: Computer Science I
- Csci 582: Special Topics in Computer Science II
- CIS 111: Computer Science I
- CIS 112: Computer Science II
- CIS 113: Honors Computer Science I
- CIS 211: Computer Science III
- Csci 113: Honors Computer Science I
School of Engineering
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College of Liberal Arts
African American Studies Program
Art & Art History
- Art 501: Creative Coding
- Art 561: Typography
- Art 361: Graphic Design I, Typography
- Art 661: Advanced Typography
- Art 664: Web Design I
- Art 301: Creative Coding
Biology
- Bisc 207: Human Anatomy and Physiology II
- Bisc 206: Human Anatomy and Physiology I
- Bisc 659: Techniques in Molecular Systematics
- Bisc 650: Survival Skills for Science Careers
- Bisc 111: The Environment: Integrated Exploration
- Bisc 110: Human Biology: An Integrated Exploration
- Bisc 305: Science in Practice
- Bisc 679: Directed Study in Biological Science
- Bisc 210: Principles of Microbiology
- Bisc 162: Biological Sciences II
- Bisc 160: Biological Sciences I
- Bisc 100: Research Experience
- Bisc 105: Inquiry into Life Laboratory II
- Bisc 150: Principles of Biological Science
- Bisc 103: Inquiry into Life Laboratory I
- Bisc 102: Inquiry Into Life: Human Biology
School of Engineering
Biomedical Engineering
- BME 413: Biomedical Signal Processing
- BME 313: Physiology for Biomedical Engineering
- BME 222: Biomaterials
- BME 256: Programming for Biomedical Engineering
School of Pharmacy
Biomolecular Sciences
- Medc 319: Computer-Aided Drug Design
- Phcl 501: Principles of Life Science Research
- Phcl 348: Principles of Life Science Research
- Phcg 451: Probiotics in Pharmacy
- Phcg 450: Career/Achievements in BMS: Nat.Prod.Res
- BMS 641: BioMolecular Sciences Seminar
- BMS 610: Carbohydrates and Glycoconjugates
- Phcg 550: Careers/Achievements in BMS
- Medc 711: Intro to Computer-Aided Drug Design
School of Engineering
Chemical Engineering
- Ch E 330: Chemical Eng. R & D Experience
- Engr 540: Environmental Organic Transport Phenomen
- Ch E 101: Introduction to Chemical Engineering
- Ch E 547: Sufactant Science and Applications
- Ch E 543: Introduction to Polymer Science
- Ch E 545: Colloid and Surface Science
- Ch E 550: Membrane Science and Engineering
College of Liberal Arts
Chemistry & Biochemistry
- Chem 548: Workshop-Middle School Science Teachers
- Chem 547: Chem. for High School Science Teacher II
- Chem 546: Chem for High School Science Teacher I
- Chem 459: Forensic Science Internship
- Chem 415: Computer Methods in Chemistry
- Chem 383: Chemistry for Teachers III
- Chem 382: Chemistry for Teachers II
- Chem 381: Chemistry for Teachers I
- Chem 202: Environmental Chemistry II
- Chem 201: Environmental Chemistry I
- Chem 104: Survey of Chemistry II
- Chem 103: Survey of Chemistry I
- Chem 101: Chemical Concepts
School of Engineering
Civil Engineering
- C E 311: Structural Analysis
- C E 511: Structural Dynamics
- C E 101: Introduction to Civil Engineering I
- C E 207: Surveying
- C E 208: Civil Engineering Graphics I
- C E 310: Introduction to Structural Mechanics
- C E 315: Civil Engineering Materials
- C E 417: Construction Engineering and Management
- C E 481: Transportation Engineering I
- C E 531: Soil Mechanics II
- C E 570: Infrastructure Management
- C E 572: Stormwater Engineering and Management
- C E 581: Transportation Engineering II
- C E 585: Highway Pavements
- C E 206: Introduction to Surveying
- C E 103: Introduction to Civil Engineering Lab
College of Liberal Arts
Classics
College of Liberal Arts
- Envs 313: Study Abroad-Environment & Nat. Science
- Envs 312: Study Abroad-Environment &Social Science
- FS 302: Topics in Law and Constitutional Thought
- Liba 313: Advanced Interdisc Social Science
- Liba 151: Integrated Science II
- Liba 150: Integrated Science I
- Liba 410: Med Lab: Urinalysis
- Liba 411: Med Lab: Serology/Immunology
- Liba 412: Med Lab: Clinical Microbiology
- Liba 413: Med Lab: Hematology
- Liba 414: Med Lab: Clinical Analysis of Fluids
- Liba 415: Med Lab: Immunohematology
- Liba 416: Med Lab: Management/Education
- Liba 417: Med Lab: Microbiology/Immun. Rotation
- Liba 418: Med Lab: Hematology/Urinalysis Rotation
- Liba 419: Med Lab: Immunohematology Rotation
- Liba 420: Med Lab: Clinical Rotation
School of Applied Sciences
Communication Sciences & Disorders
- CSD 603: Speech Science
- CSD 624: Craniofacial Anomalies
- CSD 452: Fundamental Speech & Hearing Science
- CSD 495: Introduction to Clinical Science
- CSD 507: Fundamentals of Hearing Science
- CSD 513: Speech Science
- CSD 531: Special Problems in CD
- CSD 606: Ethics and Human Subjects Research
School of Engineering
Computer & Information Science
- Csci 530: Computer Architecture and Design
- Csci 547: Digital Image Processing
- Csci 658: Software Language Engineering
- Csci 663: Software Families
- Csci 554: Web Architecture and Programming
- Csci 556: Multiparadigm Programming
- Csci 575: Database Systems
- Csci 323: Systems of Programming
- Csci 444: Information Visualization
- Csci 203: Introduction to Computational Media
- Csci 427: Network Security
- CIS 333: Digital Design and 3D Printing
- CIS 427: Network Security
- CIS 251: Programming for Engineering and Sciences
- CIS 447: Immersive Media
- Csci 333: Digital Design and 3D Printing
- Csci 103: Survey of Computing
- Csci 192: Computing Applications
- Csci 191: Office Applications
- Csci 193: Personal Computer Systems
- Csci 251: Programming for Engineering and Sciences
- Csci 223: Computer Org. & Assembly Language
- Csci 259: Programming in C++
- Csci 256: Programming in Python
- Csci 300: Social Responsibility in Comp. Science
- Csci 305: Software for Global Use
- Csci 311: Models of Computation
- Csci 325: Foundations of Computer Security
- Csci 343: Fundamentals of Data Science
- Csci 345: Information Storage and Retrieval
- Csci 353: Introduction to Numerical Methods
- Csci 354: Web Programming
- Csci 356: Data Structures in Python
- Csci 361: Introduction to Computer Networks
- Csci 390: Special Topics in Programming
- Csci 387: Software Design and Development
- Csci 391: Computer Graphics
- Csci 405: Computer Simulation
- Csci 423: Introduction to Operating Systems
- Csci 425: Code Generation and Optimization
- Csci 426: System Security
- Csci 431: Robotics Programming
- Csci 433: Algorithm and Data Structure Analysis
- Csci 443: Advanced Data Science
- Csci 447: Immersive Media
- Csci 458: Mobile Application Development
- Csci 487: Senior Project
- Csci 490: Special Topics
- Csci 491: Special Topics in Computer Security
- Csci 492: Special Topics in Data Science
- Csci 500: Fundamental Concepts in Computing
- Csci 502: Fundamental Concepts in Algorithms
- Csci 501: Fundamental Concepts in Systems
- Csci 503: Fundamental Concepts in Languages
- Csci 517: Natural Language Processing
- Csci 520: Formal Theory of Computer Languages
- Csci 521: Computer Systems Engineering
- Csci 523: Operating Systems
- Csci 524: Distributed Operating System Design
- Csci 525: Compiler Construction
- Csci 526: Parallel Computing
- Csci 531: Artificial Intelligence
- Csci 533: Analysis of Algorithms
- Csci 541: Expert Systems and Logic Programming
- Csci 550: Program Semantics and Derivation
- Csci 543: Data Mining
- Csci 551: Computer System Performance Analysis
- Csci 555: Functional Programming
- Csci 561: Computer Networks
- Csci 557: GPU Computing
- Csci 562: Software Engineering I
- Csci 632: Machine Learning
- Csci 665: Wireless and Sensor Networks
- CIS 356: Data Structures in Python
- Csci 375: Introduction to Database Systems
- Csci 450: Formal and Programming Languages
- CIS 256: Programming in Python
School of Applied Sciences
Criminal Justice & Legal Studies
- CJ 415: Forensic Science & Crime Scene Analysis
- CJ 602: Criminal Justice Research Methods
- CJ 659: Data Management & Data Science
- CJ 642: Cybercrime and Cyber Security
- CJ 606: Ethics and Human Subjects Research
College of Liberal Arts
Croft Inst for International Studies
- Inst 372: Global Ecology and Conservation
- Inst 361: The War on Drugs in Latin America
- Inst 375: Global Health
School of Engineering
Electrical and Computer Engineering
- El E 586: Digital Signal Processing
- El E 351: Electronics Circuits I
- El E 352: Electronics Circuits II
- El E 535: Digital Communications
- El E 534: Wireless Mobile Communications
- El E 425: Local Area Networks
- El E 415: Telecommunications Laboratory
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| Course Level | Description |
|---|---|
| 1-99 | Courses that accrue no credit toward a degree |
| 100-299 | Lower-division courses; open to all students for undergraduate credit |
| 300-499 | Upper-division or advanced courses; open as undergraduate credit to students who are classified as sophomore or higher, or by permission of the department offering the course |
| 500-599 | Courses open as graduate credit to graduate students and open as undergraduate upper-division credit to undergraduate students who are classified as juniors or seniors |
| 600-799 | Courses open to graduate students |
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