College Education

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Minor in Physics

Freshman Year 1998-1999

• Principles of Computer Science I (programming techniques in C++)
• Principles of Computer Science II (program design and data structures in C++)
• Discrete Structures in Mathematics for Computer Science (basic set theory)
• Calculus I
• Calculus II

Sophomore Year 1999-2000

• Computer Systems and Organization (computer architecture, assembly using Pep/6, networking using Linux)
• Software Engineering (object oriented design/development in C++)
• Robotics (basics of A.I. and use of hardware(HandiBoard) and software(C))
• COBOL Programming (basic programming techniques in COBOL)
• Assembly Language Programming (intermediate concepts using Sparc)
• Statistics (ugh)
• Principles of Physics I: Mechanics
• Principles of Physics II: Electricity and Magnetism

Junior Year 2000-2001

• Theory of Computation (set theory, finite automata, and Turing machines)
• Programming Languages (4 paradigms using Scheme, SML, ICON, C, Pascal, C++, Python, and ProLog)
• Human Computer Interfaces (GUI principles, prototyping, and RAD tools in Java/Swing)
• Intro to Web Development (HTML, JavaScript, PhotoShop)
  
• Virtual Reality (overview of concepts, implementation, hardware and software) Click here to read a paper on Virtual Surround Sound.
• Principles of Physics III: Heat and Optics
• Principles of Physics IV: Modern Physics
• Physics Lab (hands-on digital circuit theory)

Senior Year 2001-2002

• Algorithms and Data Structures(advanced O.O. topics using Java)
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• Computer Graphics (2D and 3D concepts using C and OpenGL)
• Computer Networks (understanding,designing and running networks)
• Ethics in Computer Science (a study of ethical conflicts found in C.S.)
• Implimenting Operating Systems (O.S. concepts and programming using Linux)
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• AC and DC Circuits (hands-on analog circuit theory)
• Senior Project