Tandy School of Computer Science

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For more information about degree offerings by the faculty of the Tandy School of Computer Science, visit the Tandy School of Computer Science webpage.

The Tandy School of Computer Science offers degree programs in computer science, information technology, and computer simulation and gaming. The School also provides computer science and information technology courses to serve the needs of all students at the University.

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (B.S.C.S.)  degree offers students a strong foundation in computer sciences and mathematics and emphasizes supporting study in the physical sciences. The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (B.S.I.T.)  degree offers students a strong foundation in computer sciences together with supporting subjects selected from professional business courses. The Bachelor of Science in Computer Simulation and Gaming (B.S.C.S.G.)  offers students a strong foundation in computer sciences and foundational courses in simulation and gaming together with supporting subjects in mathematics and physical sciences.

The B.S. degree program in computer science  is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org. Graduates of these programs should be well-prepared to pursue graduate study or industrial and business careers.

The mission of the Tandy School of Computer Science is:

1. To provide the environment and educational experiences that will enable our students to achieve their educational goals and to be successful in the workplace and/or graduate school;
2. To provide our students with the desire and the ability for long-term learning that will be necessary in the changing field of computer science;
3. To provide our students with a basis for ethical behavior, conduct, and responsibility for computer science professionals;
4. To conduct scholarly research in computer science and related fields; and
5. To provide professional service to the University and regional community.

The program educational objectives of the Tandy School of Computer Science are:

1. To meet the expectations of employers of computer scientists, and
2. To enable graduates to pursue professional development, which might include advanced studies, if desired.

Programs

• Computer Science, B.S.C.S.
• Computer Simulation and Gaming, B.S.C.S.G.
• Information Technology, B.S.I.T.

• Computational Sciences Minor
• Computer Science Minor

• Computer Science Certificate

Courses

• CS 1001 Introduction to Computer Science
• CS 1043 Introduction to Programming and Problem-solving
• CS 2003 Fundamentals of Algorithm and Computer Applications
• CS 2033 Computer Architecture, Organization and Assembler
• CS 2103 Computing Ethics
• CS 2123 Data Structures
• CS 2163 Digital Systems Principles
• CS 2503 Scientific Programming
• CS 3003 Comparative Programming Languages
• CS 3013 Discrete Mathematics
• CS 3023 Introduction to Game Programming
• CS 3033 Web Apps Development
• CS 3053 Operating Systems
• CS 3243 Computer Applications Programming
• CS 3353 System Administration
• CS 3363 Data Communication and Networking
• CS 3641 Emerging Information Technology Junior Seminar
• CS 3861-3 Special Topics in Computer Science
• CS 4013 Compiler Construction
• CS 4023 Critical Infrastructure Protection
• CS 4033 Game Engine Design
• CS 4043 Online Communities
• CS 4053 Interaction Design
• CS 4063 Computer Architecture
• CS 4123 Theory of Computing
• CS 4153 Computer Security
• CS 4163 Database Systems
• CS 4213 Object-Oriented Software
• CS 4253 Artificial Intelligence
• CS 4313 Enterprise Computing
• CS 4333 Computer Networks
• CS 4343 Enterprise Integration and Architecture
• CS 4353 Parallel Programming
• CS 4363 Distributed Computing
• CS 4373 High Performance Computing
• CS 4453 Computer Law and Policy
• CS 4503 Senior Software Projects I
• CS 4513 Senior Software Projects II
• CS 4533 Introduction to Computational Science
• CS 4613 Fundamentals of Computer Graphics
• CS 4623 Evolutionary Computation
• CS 4641 Emerging Information Technology Senior Seminar
• CS 4643 Bioinformatics
• CS 4653 Medical Informatics
• CS 4683 Software Specification and Design
• CS 4753 Robotics
• CS 4763 Robotics Design and Implementation
• CS 4863 Special Topics
• CS 4971-3 Research and Computer Sciences Literature
• CS 4983 Senior Thesis
• CS 4991-3 Independent Study
• CS 5043 Information and Text Retrieval
• CS 5063 Parallel Architectures
• CS 5143 Security Economics
• CS 5183 Information System Security Engineering
• CS 5193 Risk Management for Information Systems
• CS 5243 Computational Linear Algebra
• CS 5263 Scientific Computing
• CS 5273 Human-Computing Interaction
• CS 5313 Advanced Artificial Intelligence
• CS 5323 Multi Agent Systems
• CS 5333 Machine Learning
• CS 5343 Intelligent Agents
• CS 5353 Analysis of Algorithms
• CS 5403 Secure Electronic Commerce
• CS 5433 Distributed Algorithms
• CS 5443 Information System Assurance
• CS 5463 Enterprise Security Management
• CS 5473 Network Security
• CS 5483 Computer and Network Forensics
• CS 5493 Secure System Administration
• CS 5543 Parallel Languages and Environments
• CS 5553 Parallel Algorithms

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