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| 43755 | lecture | DM3 | 03:30 PM - 04:45 PM | TR | room 1304 Siebel Center for Comp Sci | Marinov, D |
| 3 hours Topic: Software Testing. This course will provide an introduction to systematic and organized approaches to software testing. Topics to be covered include testing process, coverage criteria, automatic and manual generation of test inputs, execution of tests, and validation of test outputs. This section is for undergraduate OR graduate students. |
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| 48196 | lecture | DM4 | 03:30 PM - 04:45 PM | TR | room 1304 Siebel Center for Comp Sci | Marinov, D |
| 4 hours Topic: Software Testing. This course will provide an introduction to systematic and organized approaches to software testing. Topics to be covered include testing process, coverage criteria, automatic and manual generation of test inputs, execution of tests, and validation of test outputs. This section is for graduate students only. |
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| 41438 | lecture | GG | 12:30 PM - 01:45 PM | WF | room 1103 Siebel Center for Comp Sci | Garnett, G |
| 3 hours Topic - Game Design: Creating Virtual Worlds. Prerequisite: CS 242 In this course, you will learn principles of game design, game theory and current video game technologies related to multiplayer games and virtual worlds. Topics will include theory of games, story crafting, game engines, graphics, physics simulations, AI simulation, world design, play testing, multi-player interaction models, user interface design. You will apply theoretical concepts taught during lectures to a semester-long video game design project of your choosing. |
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| 31592 | laboratory | NL3 | ARRANGED | Wah, B | ||
| lecture | NL3 | 11:00 AM - 12:20 PM | TR | room 241 Everitt Elec and Comp Engr Lab | Wah, B | |
| 3 hours Topic: Network Systems Lab. Prerequisite: CS 438. This section is either undergraduate or graduate students. This section meets with ECE 435. |
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| 46398 | laboratory | NL4 | ARRANGED | Wah, B | ||
| lecture | NL4 | 11:00 AM - 12:20 PM | TR | room 241 Everitt Elec and Comp Engr Lab | Wah, B | |
| 4 hours Topic: Network Systems Lab. Prerequisite: CS 438. This section is for gradute students only. This section meets with ECE 435. |
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| 39662 | lecture | SH3 | 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM | TR | room 1131 Siebel Center for Comp Sci | Hinrichs, S |
| 3 hours Topic: Cybersecurity Laboratory. Prerequisite: CS498RHC (Information Assurance) or Consent of Instructor. This applied security course complements CS498RHC, Introduction to Information Assurance. It reinforces the security taught in that course with hands on projects. The projects in the lab class are divided into the following areas: endpoint security, nertwork security, intrusions and defenses, and security architectures. Projects include configuration scenarios for security mechanisms such as Windows, SE Linux, and firewalls; programming tasks such as least privilege programming in Windows and worm creation; and system designs, attacks, and defenses. This section is either for undergradute or graduate students. |
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| 46309 | lecture | SH4 | 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM | TR | room 1131 Siebel Center for Comp Sci | Hinrichs, S |
| 4 hours Topic: Cybersecurity Laboratory. Prerequisite: CS498RHC (Information Assurance) or Consent of Instructor. This applied security course complements CS498RHC, Introduction to Information Assurance. It reinforces the security taught in that course with hands on projects. The projects in the lab class are divided into the following areas: endpoint security, nertwork security, intrusions and defenses, and security architectures. Projects include configuration scenarios for security mechanisms such as Windows, SE Linux, and firewalls; programming tasks such as least privilege programming in Windows and worm creation; and system designs, attacks, and defenses. This section is for graduate students only. |
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| 39661 | lecture | SJ3 | 03:00 PM - 04:50 PM | MW | room 1109 Siebel Center for Comp Sci | Jacobson, S |
| 3 hours This course is intended to be an introduction to and survey of discrete event simulation. The student should complete this course with the ability to structure and program a discrete event simulation model, as well as use the model to solve problems in system design and evaluation. Prerequisite - a course in probability and statistics. This section meets with IE413. This section is for undergraduate or graduate students. |
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| 41139 | lecture | SJ4 | 03:00 PM - 04:50 PM | MW | room 1109 Siebel Center for Comp Sci | Jacobson, S |
| 4 hours This course is intended to be an introduction to and survey of discrete event simulation. The student should complete this course with the ability to structure and program a discrete event simulation model, as well as use the model to solve problems in system design and evaluation. Prerequisite - a course in probability and statistics. This section meets with IE413. This section is for graduate students, only. |
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