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GRS CS 660: Graduate Introduction to Database Systems
Graduate introduction to database management systems. Examines entity-relationship, relational, and object-oriented data models; commercial query languages: SQL, relational algebra, relational calculus, and QBE; file organization, indexing and hashing, query optimization, transaction processing, concurrency control and recovery, integrity, and security. -
GRS CS 680: Graduate Introduction to Computer Graphics
Introduction to computer graphics algorithms, programming methods, and applications. Focus on fundamentals of two- and three-dimensional raster graphics: scan-conversion, clipping, geometric transformations, and camera modeling. Introduce concepts in computational geometry, computer-human interfaces, animation, and visual realism. -
GRS CS 697: Computer Science Graduate Initiation
Guidance for graduate students embarking on a research career in computer science. Topics include: research resources and methodologies, the research project development process, refereeing and reviewing, written and oral presentations, the dissertation, writing effective research proposals, ethics, and career planning. (Required of first-year doctoral candidates; open to interested CS Master's students.) -
GRS CS 698: CS Teaching Fellow Training
Covers topics needed to be successful computer science teaching fellow. These include goals, content, and methods of instruction in computer science, and general teaching/learning issues. Required once of all teaching fellows. -
GRS CS 699: Teaching College Computer Science I
The goals, contents, and methods of instruction in computer science. General teaching-learning issues. Required of all teaching fellows. -
GRS CS 791: Advanced Topics in Computer Science
Seminar restricted to graduate students; topics of mutual interest to faculty and students and not currently available in the graduate program. -
GRS CS 910: Drs Systems
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GRS CS 911: Drs Systems
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GRS CS 920: Drs-Prog Lang
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GRS CS 921: Drs-Prog Lang
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GRS CS 930: Drs-Algor Info
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GRS CS 931: Drs-Algor Info
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GRS CS 932: Drs-Algorithms
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GRS CS 933: Drs-Algorithms
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GRS CS 935: Drs-Complexity
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GRS CS 936: Drs-Complexity
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GRS CS 937: Drs-Cryptograph
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GRS CS 940: Drs-A/I
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GRS CS 941: Drs-A/I
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GRS CS 950: Drs-Comp Arch
