| Class Number |
Class Title |
Prerequisite |
| CSCI 510 |
Software
Management & Economics
Theories of management and their application to software projects.
Economic analysis of software products and processes. Software
cost and schedule estimation, planning and control. |
Graduate Standing |
| CSCI 511 |
Personal Software Process (PSP) and Project
Individual analysis,
planning, development, and maintenance of a software product
or development artifact, using principles and practices the
Personal Software Process. Analysis of project lessons learned.
|
None
Recommended: Any software project
course or development experience. |
| CSCI 571 |
Web Technologies
Advanced study of programming languages with application to the Web. Languages for client-side and server-side processing. Examples taken from: HTML, Java, JavaScript, Perl, XML and others.
|
Prerequisite: graduate standing and knowledge of at least two programming languages.
Recommended preparation: Knowledge of at least two programming languages. |
| CSCI 577a |
Software Engineering I
Software life cycle processes; planning considerations
for product definition, development, test, implementation,
maintenance. Software requirements elicitation and architecture
synthesis. Team project. |
Graduate Standing |
| CSCI 577b |
Software Engineering II
Software development, test, implementation, and maintenance
methods. CASE tools and software environments. Software product
engineering, configuration management, quality engineering,
documentation. Application via projects. |
CSCI 577a |
| CSCI 578 |
Software Architectures
Software architecture has become an area of intense research
in the software engineering community. A number of architecture
modeling notations and support tools, as well as new architectural
styles, have emerged. The focus of architecture-based software
development is shifted from lines-of-code to coarser-grained
building blocks and their overall interconnection structure.
Explicit focus on architecture has shown tremendous potential
to improve the current state-of-the-art in software development
and alleviate many of its problems. |
None |
| CSCI 588 |
Specification and Design of User Interface
Software
The design and implementation of user interface software. Study of issues relating to human/computer interaction. Visual design and real-time interfaces. |
None |
| CSCI 589 |
Software Engineering for Embedded Systems
This class will examine the key properties of software systems in the embedded, resource constrained, mobile, and highly distributed world. The class will assess the applicability of mainstream software engineering methods and techniques (e.g., object-orientation, component-based development, software architecture) to this domain. |
CSCI 577a |
| CSCI 590 |
Software
Engineering DR/CPT Program
Research leading to the master’s degree. Maximum units
which may be applied to the degree to be determined by the
department. Graded CR/NC. Please contact individual professor
to register.
|
Graduate Standing |
| CSCI 599 |
Advance Topics
This course is used to present material that is not now part of the regular curriculum. |
Depends on each course |
