Tables of Relations Between CSE Courses and BS-CSE Program Outcomes

CSE Program Student Learning Outcomes

1. Students will:
   1. Demonstrate proficiency in the areas of software design and development, algorithms, operating systems, programming languages, information systems, and computer architecture.
   2. Demonstrate proficiency in relevant aspects of mathematics, including discrete mathematics and probability, as well as electrical circuits and devices.
   3. Successfully apply these principles and practices to a variety of problems.

2. Students will:
   1. Demonstrate an understanding of differential and integral calculus, and of statistics.
   2. Demonstrate an understanding of the basic principles of physics and at least one other laboratory-based science.
   3. Demonstrate an understanding of the basic principles of at least one other engineering discipline in addition to computing and electrical engineering.

3. Students will:
   1. Demonstrate familiarity with basic concepts and contemporary issues in the social sciences and the humanities.
   2. Demonstrate an understanding of social, professional and ethical considerations related to engineering in general and to computing in particular.

4. Students will:
   1. Demonstrate an ability to work effectively in teams.
   2. Demonstrate an ability to communicate effectively.

5. Graduates will:
   1. Find suitable positions in industry and government that offer the prospect of challenging and rewarding careers in computing.
   2. Demonstrate an ability to acquire new knowledge in the computing discipline and to engage in life-long learning.
   3. [Graduates with an aptitude for, and interest in, graduate studies will] Apply to and be accepted for entry by strong graduate programs in computing.