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COIN 431: Advanced Operating Systems
4.00 Credits
Charleston Southern University
Prerequisite: COIN 315. Corequisite: COIN 333. Operating systems and file services, CPU scheduling, memory management and virtual memory, deadlocks and protection, concurrent processes and programming, and distributed systems. Lecture 3 hours, Laboratory 2 hours. (Laboratory fee required)
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COIN 432: Mobile and Wireless Networks
4.00 Credits
Charleston Southern University
Prerequisite: COIN 332. Architecture and applications of advanced mobile and wireless networks. Top-down network layer concepts, network access technologies, mobility management, and quality of services in wireless internet networks. Investigation into mobile middleware that bridges wireless networks and the Internet. Lecture 3 hours, laboratory 2 hours. (Laboratory fee required)
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COIN 433: Network Security
4.00 Credits
Charleston Southern University
Prerequisites: COIN 333 and 435. Network security foundations including sources of weakness in networks, methods for security in network communication, methods for protecting systems from network attacks, methods for detecting intrusions and appropriate responses to intrusions. Lecture 3 hours, laboratory 2 hours. (Laboratory fee required)
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COIN 435: Advanced Networking
4.00 Credits
Charleston Southern University
Prerequisites: COIN 325 and 332. An advanced course in networking coving; transmission media, layered system organization, routing algorithms, protocol theory, quality of service, security, Voice over IP. Lecture 3 hours, laboratory 2 hours. (Laboratory fee required)
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COIN 450: Graphics
4.00 Credits
Charleston Southern University
Prerequisites: COIN 315 and MATH 130. Topics include modeling systems, Geometric objects, transformation, 3D Viewing, Vector tools for Graphics, and Rendering tools using OpenGL with C++. Lecture 3 hours, laboratory 2 hours. (Laboratory fee required)
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COIN 495: Systems Analysis and Software Design
3.00 Credits
Charleston Southern University
Prerequisite: COIN 325 or 419. Examines the overall business firm as a balanced decision-making supersystem of integrated subordinate subsystems. The concepts of information system planning, design and utilization are approached through recognized system development procedures. Case studies and simulation models are used to demonstrate the importance of effective business information processing systems. In addition, the course requires a team-based semester project involving an actual organization. (Laboratory fee required)
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COIN 496: Senior Portfolio Review
0.00 Credits
Charleston Southern University
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor. The purpose of Coin 496 Senior Portfolio Review is to determine if the student has the appropriate course depth in introductory COIN coursework to begin his/her senior project series. The BS or BA student shall create a portfolio that must include: (1) at least three papers on ethical, legal, or social issues in computing, (2) at least four programs (one from each of COIN 315, COIN 325, COIN 332,and COIN 333), and (3) at least two presentations. In the case where courses where courses were transferred and programs are no longer available, the faculty may ask for material from other classes. For our BT candidates, the Senior Portfolio Review determines whether the student has had adequate coursework in order to qualify for graduation. The BT student shall create a portfolio with (1) at least one paper on ethical, legal, or social issues in computing, and (2) at least two programs from COIN courses. The BT advisor for the student shall review the portfolio to determine that it is adequate depth for consideration for graduation. Course grade is Pass/Fail. This course cannot be challenged.
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COIN 497: Senior Project Design
1.00 Credits
Charleston Southern University
Prerequisites: COIN 495 and 496. The first of a project-based capstone series. Student will complete the design of a significant project which is usually planned during the prerequisite course. Student will be guided by an assigned instructor. The project ultimately will be defended orally during the final course in the capstone series. (Laboratory fee required) This course cannot be challenged.
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COIN 498: Senior Project Construction
1.00 Credits
Charleston Southern University
Prerequisite. COIN 497, or permission of the instructor. The second of a project-based capstone series. Student will complete construction of a significant project which was designed in the first of the capstone series. Student will be guided by an assigned instructor. The project ultimately will be defended orally during the final course in the capstone series. (Laboratory fee required) This course cannot be challenged.
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COIN 499: Senior Project Implementation/Defense
1.00 Credits
Charleston Southern University
Prerequisite: COIN 498, or permission of the instructor. The last in a project-based capstone series. Must be taken as the student’s final Coin requirement in the major. Student will implement the project under the guidance of an assigned instructor, then defend it before a panel of student peers, faculty and others. Requires assimilation of the skills, tools, techniques, and theory learned in the total university experience. Defense includes an examination of the students’ entire computer science knowledge and a presentation of their final portfolio. Failure to demonstrate a comprehensive knowledge of computer science or failure to demonstrate professional programming and analysis skills will cause the student to fail this capstone course. (Laboratory fee required) This course cannot be challenged.
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