Computer Sciences Canonical Syllabi

Canonical syllabi are those approved by faculty of the Department of Computer Sciences.

Syllabi of courses marked * are proposed for canonical status.

• CS 10100  Digital Literacy

• CS 18000  Programming I

• CS 18200  Foundations of Computer Science

• CS 24000  Programming Laboratory (C)

• CS 24200  Introduction to Data Science

• CS 25000  Computer Architecture

• CS 25100  Data Structures

• CS 25200  Systems Programming

• CS 30700  Software Engineering I

• CS 31400  Numerical Methods*

• CS 33400  Fundamentals of Computer Graphics

• CS 34800  Information Systems

• CS 35200  Compilers: Principles and Practice

• CS 35400  Operating Systems

• CS 35500  Introduction to Cryptography

• CS 37300  Data Mining and Machine Learning

• CS 38100  Introduction to the Analysis of Algorithms

• CS 40700  Software Engineering Senior Project

• CS 42200  Computer Networks

• CS 42600  Computer Security

• CS 44800  Introduction to Relational Database Systems

• CS 45600  Programming Languages

• CS 47100  Introduction to Artificial Intelligence

• CS 48300  Introduction to the Theory of Computation*

• CS 48900  Embedded Systems

• CS 51500  Numerical Linear Algebra

• CS 52300  Social, Economic, and Legal Aspects of Security

• CS 52600  Information Security

• CS 52700  Software Security

• CS 52800  Network Security

• CS 53100  Computational Geometry

• CS 53600  Data Communication and Computer Networks

• CS 54100  Database Systems

• CS 55500  Cryptography and Data Security

• CS 56000  Reasoning About Programs

• CS 57700  Natural Language Processing

• CS 60300  Advanced Topics in Distributed Systems

• CS 63800  Multimedia Networking and Operating Systems

• CS 64100  Multimedia Database Systems