Computer Science & Technology server side applications using CGI programming, ASP, and JSP. Students will write software that manipulates Intranet based multimedia and databases. Advanced interactive and data-centric web sites will be developed. Creating executable content on the web will be the main focus of the course. Prerequisite: CS 170. Offered as needed 480-1 Senior Seminar This seminar is designed to provide each student with the opportunity to research an advanced topic in a subject area of computer science. Students will gain a deeper level of understanding as they research and then present their topics to the class. Prerequisites: CS major, IT major, MIS major, CS minor, or IT minor and senior standing. Fall 481-1 Computer Science as a Profession This course provides discussion and reflection on professionalism and ethics within the computer field. Job search skills, including resume preparation and interviewing, will also be covered. Prerequisites: CS major, IT major, MIS major, CS minor, or IT minor and senior standing. Fall 482-1 Senior Project/Thesis This course will provide the student with an opportunity to research a project of interest in the IT field. Students may choose to pursue accreditation in an approved area (networking/programming,
etc.) or to research an advanced topic in an IT area. Following research/accreditation, students will present their experience to the class. Prerequisite: IT major with senior standing. Spring 200-1–4 400-1–4 Directed Studies Selected readings or projects to supplement current CS and MIS courses directed by a department faculty member. Offered by arrangement with a faculty member from the department. 190-1–3 290-1–3 390-1–3 490-1–3 Special Topics Further in-depth study on topics reflective of advances in state-of-the-art computing. Offered as scheduling allows 495-1–4 Independent Study Special readings or projects accomplished by the student under the supervision of a department faculty member. Offered by arrangement with a faculty member from the department 499-6 Honors Research leading to an honors project under the supervision of a faculty member and the honors committee of the college. Prerequisite: Admission into the honors program and junior or senior standing. Spring
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