Syllabi
Detailed syllabi for courses offered by the CSE Dept.
CMPEN 270 - Digital Design: Theory and Practice
CMPEN 271 - Introduction to Digital Systems
CMPEN 275 - Digital Design Laboratory
CMPEN 331 - Computer Organization and Design
CMPEN 362 - Communication Networks
CMPEN 411 - VLSI Digital Circuits
CMPEN/EE 416 - Digital Integrated Circuits
CMPEN/EE 417 - Digital Design Using Field Programmable Devices
CMPEN 431 - Introduction to Computer Architecture
CMPEN/EE 454 - Fundamentals of Computer Vision
CMPEN/EE 455 - Digital Image Processing I
CMPEN 471 - Logical Design of Digital Systems
CMPEN 472 - Microprocessors and Embedded Systems
CMPEN 473 - Microcomputer Laboratory
CMPEN 475 - Functional Verification
CMPEN 482W - Computer Engineering Project Design
CMPSC 121 - Introduction to Programming Techniques
CMPSC 122 - Intermediate Programming
CMPSC 200 - Programming for Engineers with MATLB
CMPSC 201 - Programming for Engineers with C++
CMPSC 202 - Programming for Engineers with FORTRAN
CMPSC 203 - Introduction to Spreadsheets and Databases
CMPSC 221 - Object Oriented Programming with Web-Based Applications
CMPSC 311 - Introduction to Systems Programming
CMPSC 360 - Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science
CMPSC 431W - Database Management Systems
CMPSC 442 - Artificial Intelligence
CMPSC 443 - Introduction to Computer and Network Security
CMPSC/MATH 450 - Concurrent Scientific Computing
CMPSC/MATH 451 - Numerical Computations
CMPSC/MATH 455 - Introduction to Numerical Analysis I
CMPSC/MATH 456 - Introduction to Numerical Analysis II
CMPSC 458 - Fundamentals of Computer Graphics
CMPSC 461 - Programming Language Concepts
CMPSC 464 - Introduction to the Theory of Computation
CMPSC 465 - Data Structures and Algorithms
CMPSC/MATH 467 - Factorization and Primality Testing
CMPSC 471 - Introduction to Compiler Construction
CMPSC 473 - Operating Systems Design and Construction
CMPSC 483W - Software Design Methods
In the Spring of 2008, the University renumbered many of it's courses. The Uniformity of Course Abbreviations provide a cross reference between the old and the new numbering system.
