Computer Science and Engineering

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Department Chairperson: Dr. Sun-il Kim
Computer Science Faculty

Mission Statement

The mission of the Computer Science and Engineering Department is to create effective problem solvers who understand and can apply the principles of computer science and engineering to meet the needs of society. 

The Computer Science and Engineering Department offers undergraduate curriculum that follow curricular recommendations by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). Our programs are developed and continuously reviewed according to ABET guidelines with input from various constituents including industry advisors as well as alumni.

All of our programs share the following characteristics:

• A focus on building strong foundational concepts with emphasis on hands-on learning and applications;
• Development of strong problem-solving skills leading to the construction of effective problem solutions;
• Development of effective communication and group work skills;
• Industry-relevant projects through both traditional coursework as well as co-curricular activities.

Degrees offered: B.A. and B.S.

Programs

• Computer Engineering, B.S.
• Computer Science, B.A.
• Computer Science, B.S.
• Electrical Engineering, B.S.
• Mechanical Engineering, B.S.

• Bioinformatics Minor
• Computer Science Minor

Courses

• CSE 220 - Computer System Concepts
• CSE 230 - Discrete Structures
• CSE 306 - Software Development in C++
• CSE 320 - Computer Architecture
• CSE 420 - Operating Systems
• CSE 495 - Capstone Seminar

• CSC 140 - Fundamentals of Computational Problem Solving
• CSC 150 - C++ Programming for Science and Engineering
• CSC 160 - Computer Science I
• CSC 161 - Computer Science II
• CSC 171 - Elements of Java I
• CSC 172 - Elements of Java II
• CSC 210 - Data Structures and Algorithms
• CSC 215 - Introduction to Web Programming
• CSC 220 - Computer System Concepts
• CSC 225 - Web and Animation Programming with Flash
• CSC 230 - Discrete Structures I
• CSC 231 - Discrete Structures II
• CSC 242 - Introduction to Bioinformatics
• CSC 297 - Internship
• CSC 299 - Independent Study
• CSC 306 - Software Development in C++
• CSC 340 - Algorithms
• CSC 355 - Windows and .NET Programming
• CSC 397 - Internship
• CSC 399 - Independent Study
• CSC 410 - Mobile Applications Development
• CSC 415 - Web Applications
• CSC 420 - Operating Systems I
• CSC 425 - Computer Graphics
• CSC 427 - Linux Programming
• CSC 435 - Windows Game Programming
• CSC 436 - Human Computer Interaction
• CSC 453 - Systems Analysis
• CSC 460 - Database Management Systems
• CSC 464 - Data Mining
• CSC 469 - Computer Networks
• CSC 479 - Computer and Network Security
• CSC 487 - Parallel Processing and Concurrent Programming
• CSC 490 - Special Topics
• CSC 495 - Capstone Seminar
• CSC 497 - Internship
• CSC 499 - Independent Study

• EGR 100 - Introduction to Engineering
• EGR 110 - The Engineering Method
• EGR 120 - Engineering Calculations
• EGR 150 - Introduction to Electrical Engineering
• EGR 200 - Digital Logic I
• EGR 210 - Materials Science I
• EGR 220 - Mechanical Design I
• EGR 250 - Circuit Analysis I
• EGR 251 - Circuit Analysis II
• EGR 280 - Microcontrollers
• EGR 300 - Electromechanics
• EGR 310 - Analog and Digital Signals
• EGR 320 - Mechanical Design II
• EGR 321 - Mechanical Design III
• EGR 330 - Motors and Actuators
• EGR 350 - Measurements I
• EGR 380 - Power Electronics
• EGR 400 - Independent Project I
• EGR 410 - Control Systems
• EGR 420 - Manufacturing Processes
• EGR 430 - Mechanical Simulation
• EGR 440 - Robotics I
• EGR 450 - Capstone I
• EGR 451 - Capstone II
• EGR 460 - Electronic Controls
• EGR 470 - FPGA Design
• EGR 480 - Failure Analysis

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