Course Schedule (Spring I, 2013)

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Course NumberCourse NameInstructor
CAL556WS Ethics of Business and Technology Gregory Morgan
CHE661 or ME623WS Design of Control Systems Dino Favetta
CHE681WS Pharmaceutical Reaction Engineering TBD
CPE/MT/PEP690WS Introduction to VLSI Systems Design Haibo He
CPE/NIS536WS Integrated Services-Multimedia Hong Man
CPE/NIS591WS Introduction to Multimedia Networking Koduvayur Subbalakshmi
CPE/NIS592WS Computer and Multimedia Network Security Rajarathnam Chandramouli
CPE/NIS604WS Analytical Methods for Networks Cristina Comaniciu
CPE/NIS654WS Design and Analysis of Network Systems Victor Lawrence
CPE/NIS691WS Information Systems Security Bruce McNair
CPE585/BME504WS Medical Instrumentation and Imaging Hong Man
CPE646WS Pattern Recognition and Classification Hong Man
CS/CPE537WS Interactive Computer Graphics I George Kamberov
CS/CPE550WS Computer Organization and Programming Steven Gabarro
CS/CPE590WS Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms Appajosyula Satyanarayana
CS/MA503WS Discrete Mathematics of Cryptography Charles Suffel
CS/SOC501WS Introduction to JAVA Programming Peter Jurkat
CS/SOC594WS Enterprise Security and Information Assurance Dominic Duggan
CS488WS Computer Architecture Reza Peyrovian
CS513 or SOC550WS Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining Mahmoud Daneshmand
CS520WS Introduction to Operating Systems Appajosyula Satyanarayana
CS545 or SOC510WS Human Computer Interaction Gregg Vesonder
CS548 or SOC542WS Enterprise Software Architecture and Design Dominic Duggan
CS561WS Database Management Systems I David Klappholz
CS600WS Advanced Algorithm Design and Implementation Werner Backes
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Most of the computer science courses I have taken have been theoretical and were focused on aspects of problem solving, software writing, and architecture design. My WebCampus course was much more practical. The knowledge I gained will allow me to make informed judgments about the cost and effort that should be spent on the projects I currently lead."
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