CS Department Class
Schedule
Information
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Special classes being taught in Spring, 2010:
- CS
40,
Introduction
to Computers. A
gentle
introduction to computing and
computers for those with little or no programming experience.
Instructor: Jon
Pearce.
- CS 122, Advanced Programming with Perl.
Instructor: Natasha
Khuri.
- CS 123B Bioinformatics II. This
practical course, cross-listed with biology, continues to cover the
computational methods used for searching, classifying, analyzing, and
modeling protein sequences. The course also continues to cover tools
for analyzing DNA and RNA sequences. More advanced topics, such as
genetic algorithms and simulated annealing which can be used to address
folding problems, are covered. Instructor: Sami Khuri.
Syllabus/Green Sheet: http://www.cs.sjsu.edu/faculty/khuri/cs123b_greenS10.html
- CS 134, Computer Game Design and Programming.
This class introduces students to the methods and issues involved in
Computer Game Design and Programming. Game Development methods and
techniques such as basic Computer Graphics, Artificial Intelligence and
Physics will be covered. Students will work on substantial individual
and group projects. In previous classes, student group projects have
created games such as networked first person shooter games, arcade
games, and adventure games. Prerequisites: CS 130 and CS 151.
Instructor: Soon Tee Teoh.
Course web page: not
yet available, but see the previous course page at http://www.cs.sjsu.edu/~teoh/teaching/previous/cs134_sp09/index.html.
- CS 159, Introduction to Parallel Processing.
Returning after an absence of two years, this course surveys the major
parallel architectures, now updated to include multicore architectures.
Prerequisite: CS 146.
Instructor: Robert Chun.
Syllabus/Green Sheet: to
appear.
- CS
185C, Section 1:
Fundamentals of IBM DB2 for z/OS. Introduction
to managing a DB2 system running on an enterprise z/OS mainframe.
Overview of DB2, DB2 Anatomy, Application Development, System
Management,
and Performance Topics are covered in this course. This is a repeat of
a course first offered in Fall, 2008, the first
course in a projected sequence of
courses for a planned DB2 certificate program. Prerequisite: CS 146.
Instructor: Chris Pollett.
Syllabus/Green Sheet: to appear.
See also the
flyer.
- CS
185C, Section 2: Application Development with IBM
DB2
for z/OS. Key features in DB2 for z/OS to support Application
Development will be described. To design, develop and migrate
application programs that access DB2 for z/OS, issues in environment,
preparation, execution, physical design, performance, security, and
authorization will be discussed. Advanced query capabilities
provided in DB2 for z/OS will also be incorporated. This is another
course in
the
projected sequence of courses for a planned DB2 certificate program.
Students enrolled in the graduate version of this class will have
additional, more complex work assigned. Prerequisite: CS 146.
Instructor: Frank Butt.
Syllabus/Green Sheet: to appear.
See also the
flyer.
- CS 200W:
Graduate Technical
Writing.
A new graduate technical writing workshop to develop advanced
communication skills that will meet the professional needs of computer
scientists, along with research methodologies and proper documentation
for the master's thesis project. (This course does NOT satisfy the
undergraduate GE Area Z requirement.) Prerequisite: Graduate standing
(no WST required). Instructor:
Debra
Caires. Syllabus/Green Sheet: http://www.cs.sjsu.edu/~caires/docs/FinalCS200WSyllabus.pdf
- CS 216: Geometric Modeling. This
course is being offered again after an absence of a number of years.
Prerequisite: CS 116A. Instructor: Chris Pollett.
Syllabus/Green Sheet: to appear.
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2010
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