Course Materials from the BS-CSE Curriculum

• Required Courses:
  • CSE 2221: Software I: Software Components
  • CSE 2231: Software II: Software Development and Design
  • CSE 2321: Foundations I: Discrete Structures
  • CSE 2331: Foundations II: Data Structures and Algorithms
  • CSE 2421: Systems I: Introduction to Low-Level Programming and Computer Organization
  • CSE 2431: Systems II: Introduction to Operating Systems
  • As explained in the self-study, each student is required to take either CSE 2501 or the newly created Phil 1338 course:
    CSE 2501: Social, Ethical, and Professional Issues in Computing
    Phil 1338: Introduction to Computing Ethics, with Student Presentations

• Core-choice Courses: There are four pairs of core-choice courses. Each student is required to take one of them; if the student takes both courses in a pair, the second course counts as a technical elective.
  • CSE 3231: Software Engineering Techniques
  • CSE 3241: Introduction to Database Systems
  • CSE 3321: Automata and Formal Languages
    
  • CSE 3341: Principles of Programming Languages
  • CSE 3421: Introduction to Computer Architecture
  • CSE 3461: Computer Networking and Internet Technologies
  • CSE 3521: Survey of Artificial Intelligence I: Basic Techniques
  • CSE 3541: Computer Game and Animation Techniques

• Junior Project Courses: There are two junior project courses. [A third one is currently (in Au '17) being offered for the first time.] Each student is required to take one of them.
  • CSE 3901: Project: Design, Development, and Documentation of Web Applications
  • CSE 3902: Project: Design, Development, and Documentation of Interactive Systems

• Capstone Design Courses: There are four capstone design courses. Each student is required to take one of them, typically in the student's final semester although, occasionally, because of scheduling problems or grad school plans, etc., a student may take in a somewhat earlier semester. The capstone design course that a student chooses is intended to provide the final preparation for the student's professional career.
  • CSE 5911: Capstone Design: Software Applications
  • CSE 5912: Capstone Design: Game Design and Development
  • CSE 5914: Capstone Design: Knowledge-Based Systems
  • CSE 5915: Capstone Design: Information Systems

• Tech Elective Courses: The courses below are the more popular technical elective courses.
  • CSE 3232: Software Requirements Analysis
  • CSE 4252: Programming in C++
  • CSE 4471: Information Security
  • CSE 5235: Applied Enterprise Architectures and Services
  • CSE 5236: Mobile Application Development
  • CSE 5242: Advanced Database Management Systems
  • CSE 5243: Introduction to Data Mining
  • CSE 5343: Compiler Design and Implementation
  • CSE 5351: Introduction to Cryptography
  • CSE 5441: Introduction to Parallel Computing
  • CSE 5462: Network Programming
  • CSE 5472: Information Security Projects
  • CSE 5473: Network Security
  • CSE 5522: Survey of Artificial Intelligence II: Advanced Techniques
  • (Please note that for the next four courses below, 5523, 5524, 5525, and 5544, the instructors did not collect complete samples of some student work because Neelam failed to include the instructors of those courses in the original messages requesting instructors to collect materials from their courses; some samples are included but it is not a complete set. Our apologies!)
  • CSE 5523: Machine Learning and Statistical Pattern Recognition
  • CSE 5524: Computer Vision for Human-Computer Interaction
  • CSE 5525: Foundations of Speech and Language Processing
  • CSE 5544: Introduction to Scientific Visualization

  • ECE 2020
  • ECE 2060

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