Students who earn the master of science in computer engineering gain a competitive edge over their peers, working in fields such as design and management; micro-electronics and semiconductors; ...

Computer Science Major Requirements Twelve full-semester courses or the equivalent Two introductory courses CSC 110 (S/U only) CSC 120 Three core courses CSC 210 CSC 231 CSC 250 Two mathematics ...

Computer Science Major Requirements Twelve full-semester courses or the equivalent Two introductory courses CSC 110 (S/U only) CSC 120 Three core courses CSC 210 CSC 231 CSC 250 Two mathematics ...

Today, computers are in everything, everywhere. This fact is making computer scientists and software engineers indispensable. They are the ones leading the way in developing the next generation ...

Capstone experience or internship Students completing a master’s in computer science are often required to complete an internship, capstone course or other practical education component as part ...

COMP_SCI 343: Operating Systems VIEW ALL COURSE TIMES AND SESSIONS Prerequisites Comp_sci 214 and (213 or Comp_Eng 205) Description A fundamental overview of operating systems (OSes) with an emphasis ...

Computer science is a major for problem-solving students who want to learn how to use computers and computational processes to build websites, program robots, mine data and more. Computer science ...

Computer structure The performance of the CPU is affected by the number of cores, clock speed and memory. There are different types of volatile and non-volatile memory.

Students must complete 12 credits of Core coursework and 12 credits of Humanities, Fine Arts, and Social Science (HASS) coursework. Repeatable courses may not be repeated for general education credit.