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COMP 3563: Data-Base Systems
3.00 Credits
Yeshiva University
Goals of DBMS, including data independence, relationships, logical and physical organization, schema and subschema; hierarchical, network, and relational modes; examples of implementation of various models; first, second, and third normal forms of data relations; canonical schema; data independence; data description languages: forms, applications, examples, design strategies; query facilities: relational algebra, calculus, data structures for establishing relations; query functions; file organization; index organization; file security; data integrity and reliability. Overview of Internet and World Wide Web information storage and retrieval systems, languages and methods. Advanced elective. Prerequisite: COMP 2545C.
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COMP 3610: Intro to Operating Systems
3.00 Credits
Yeshiva University
Review of instruction sets. I/O and interrupts, addressing schemes, microprogramming; dynamic procedure activation; dynamic storage allocation; design methodology, monitors, kernels, networks of operating system modules; elementary queuing; memory management: virtual memory, paging, segmentation; memory protection; multiprogramming. Operating system concerns for internet and intranet operations, distributed computing, and the handling of critical security issues. Prerequisites: COMP 1320C, 2113C.
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COMP 3640: Programming Languages
3.00 Credits
Yeshiva University
Formal language concepts, including basic characteristics of syntax and grammars; regular, context-free, and ambiguous grammars; constructs for specifying and manipulating data types; language features affecting static and dynamic storage management; control structures and data flow; subroutines, procedures, block structures, interrupts, decision tables, recursion; relationship with good Programming style; run-time considerations; interpretative languages, lexical analysis and parsing.
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COMP 3645: Compiler Theory
3.00 Credits
Yeshiva University
Grammars, languages, and their syntax and semantics; parsing and ambiguity; scanners; implementation of symbol tables; parsers; major parsing algorithms; techniques for machine-independent code generation; code optimization; syntax-directed translation schema. Advanced elective. Prerequisites: COMP 2545C, COMP 3640.
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COMP 3760: Artificial Intelligence
3.00 Credits
Yeshiva University
Heuristic versus algorithmic methods, cognitive processes, investigation of methods of making machines behave intelligently, problem solving, theorem probing, game playing, pattern recognition, question answering, learning self-organization, methods of programming such procedures, data structures and program organization; the mind-brain problem; the nature of intelligence. Advanced elective. Prerequisite: COMP 2545C.
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COMP 3764: Expert Systems
3.00 Credits
Yeshiva University
Introduction to expert systems; components of an ideal expert system: knowledge base, rules, interpreter; secondary components: justifier, scheduler, consistency enforcer, blackboard; search space size, exhaustive search, single line of reasoning, hierarchical, generate, and test; combining evidence from multiple sources; utilizing meta-knowledge; meta-rules and their source; detecting simple errors in rules; justification of rules; expert system tools: EMYCIN, OPS5, HEARSAYIII. Advanced elective. Prerequisite: COMP 2545C.
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COMP 3772: Computer Graphics
3.00 Credits
Yeshiva University
Software, hardware, and mathematical tools for the representation, manipulation, and display of topological and two and three-dimensional objects; display devices; problems and objectives of computer graphics; point, vector, curve, and character generation; interactive versus passive graphics; graphics data structures, graphics packages and graphics languages; two-dimensional graphics: generation, transformation, window clipping, segmented display files and display procedures; interactive graphics: input devices, input techniques, event handling, and input functions; raster graphics fundamentals; three-dimensional graphics: hidden-line problems, windowing, transformations, perspective projections, and shading. Advanced elective. Prerequisites: COMP 2545C, MATH 1412, MATH 2105.
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COMP 3780: Web Programming & Development
0.00 - 3.00 Credits
Yeshiva University
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Yeshiva University
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COMP 4512: Adv Java Programming
3.00 Credits
Yeshiva University
Review of Java Standard Edition: classes, interfaces, event handling, GUI, applets, strings, streams and files. Multithreading, advanced GUI, advanced data structures, network programming, JavaBeans. Introduction to Java Enterprise Edition: servlets and JSP. Design Patterns: Model-View-Controller, Value Object, Data Access, Business Delegate, Front Controller. Security. Advanced elective. Prerequisites: COMP 2545C, COMP 3640.
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