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CS 180 PROBLEM SOLVING AND PROGRAMMING METHODS

An introduction to problem solving and algorithmic development.  Topics include basic syntax and programming experience, stepwise refinement, and structured and modular design methods.  Language used in this course:  Java.

CS 220 COBOL

An introduction to the computer language COBOL with applications in business data processing.  Language used in this course:  COBOL

CS 230 COMPUTER SCIENCE PRINCIPLES I

Problem solving and algorithmic development.  Includes programming style, structured programming, selection, iteration, arrays, subprograms, and modular programming.        Language used in this course:  C++

CS 231 COMPUTER SCIENCE PRINCIPLES II

A continuation of CS 230 including recursion, objects, strings, and files.                        Languages used in this course:  C++, Visual C++

CS 285 SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING

An introduction to symbolic computing using a high level programming languages including an introduction to exploratory programming and relevant programming language theory.  Application include list processing, symbolic algebra and logic, language processing or artificial intelligence. Language used in this course:  Scheme

CS 320 COMPUTER ORGANIZATION I

Logical basis of computer structure, including storage and input/output devices, and address construction; number representation and arithmetic, simple microcomputer and microprocessor systems, introduction to assembly language programming.                                             Languages used in this course:  Assembly, C

CS 335 INTRODUCTION TO FILE PROCESSING

Characteristics and utilization of a variety of storage devices, sequential and direct access files, file maintenance techniques, external sorting and data structures.                                          Language used in this course:  COBOL

CS 391 UNIX SYSTEMS PROGRAMMING

Systems programming.                                                                                                  Language used in this course:  C

CS 420 ORGANIZATION OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES

A study of structures of various programming languages, data type and structures, control structures and data flow, compilation and interpretation, and run-time environment.       Languages used in this course:  C++, Java, COBOL, Logo, Prolog

The courses I am currently taking are:

CS 350 DATA STRUCTURES

Algorithm design and analysis, stacks, queues, trees, lists, memory management and formal data structures, accessing methods, effects on run time, and cost efficiency.                            Language used in this course:  C++

CS 360 DATABASE DESIGN

Database organization; design and use of database management systems, problems involving structuring, creating, maintaining and accessing multiple-user databases.                        Languages used in this course:  C++, SQL, and use of Access Database package

CS 498 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING I

The software development process will be examined in both a theoretic and applied manner.  The course includes data, process, and object-oriented modeling techniques in the study of the complete systems development life cycle.  Students are assigned to teams for the analysis, design, and implementation of small projects.