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3.00 Credits
Students work individually or in small teams reviewing literature, solving challenging problems in biology using machine learning and data mining algorithms and techniques from computer science, and describing their work in written form. The course focuses on interdisciplinary research which covers mathematics, statistics, computer science, and computational biology. May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Permission from instructor.
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An introduction to the basics of data communication and networking. Topics include the OSI model, physical processes used for digital transmission, standardization, local area networks, the network protocols, and network applications. Exposure to network manager responsibilities in UNIX and Windows NT. Prerequisite: CSCI 326 or permission.
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The course focuses on the principles and priorities of enterprise systems design, emphasizing the new requirements brought by e-commerce and distributed integrated systems. It also discusses middleware technology alternatives, resiliency, performance and scalability, security, systems management, information access and accuracy. Prerequisites: CSCI 336 and CSCI 331.
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2.00 Credits
For seniors, except by permission. Required of all computer science majors.
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3.00 Credits
The senior project allows seniors to participate in a scholarly endeavor with faculty and other students or in a formally controlled internship. This project will include at least the following three components: (1) A review of one or more scholarly papers from primary literature of computer science; (2) The writing of a significant scientific paper or substantial document to give the student experience in writing for a scientific audience; (3) An oral presentation to students and/or faculty.
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Circular flow of income and expenditure in a market economy with government, financial, and foreign sectors. Economic method, demand and supply, national income accounting, inflation, unemployment, business cycles, theories of aggregate price and output determination, fiscal and monetary policy, and the government budget. Liberal Arts Foundation - Social Science.
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3.00 Credits
International trade, international finance, and government policies regarding trade and finance. Why nations trade, protectionist policies, multinationals, financing trade, exchange-rate determination, and international trade and finance in developing nations. Prerequisite: ECON 210 or 211.
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