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Graduate Computer Science
Graduate Computer Science
2019 Spring Term
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OPERATING SYSTEMS IN PRACTICE
COMPSCI 724
A hands-on study of techniques for managing resources, providing concurrency, enabling communication, and ensuring reliability and security in modern operating systems. Students will write multithreaded programs and implement portions of an operating system. Experience with the C programming language is helpful, but not required.
OPTIMIZATION: TECHNIQUES AND APPLICATIONS
COMPSCI 735
The course takes a unified view of optimization, covering the main areas of application and the main optimization algorithms. The topics include linear optimization, robust optimization, network flows, discrete optimization, dynamic optimization and nonlinear optimization. The course involves learning about, using, and analyzing the results of state of the art optimization software.
IMAGE PROCESSING AND COMPUTER VISION
COMPSCI 736
This course provides a broad introduction to image processing and computer vision. Topics include but not limited to image formation and perception, quantization, contrast enhancement, Fourier transform, compression and restoration, feature extraction and segmentation. Particular focus will be on the theoretical understanding of these methods, as well as their practical applications. The students will use MATLAB to write code.
CRYPTOGRAPHY AND CLOUD SECURITY
COMPSCI 762
This course focuses on the cryptographic solutions to security issues related to confidentiality, integrity, and availability in networks and clouds. The main contents include private and public key cryptography; cryptography applications in authentication, key management, and digital signature; transport and application layer security in Internet; secure data and computation outsourcing in cloud; and trusted cloud computing.
ADVANCED SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
COMPSCI 776
The course introduces students to software engineering principles and techniques in addition to several advanced topics that are not covered in the undergraduate software engineering course. The advanced topics include component-based software engineering, distributed software engineering, service-oriented architecture, embedded software, and aspect-oriented software engineering. The course will cover design patterns, architecture design patterns, and software configuration management patterns.
CAPSTONE PROJECT
COMPSCI 789
Under faculty supervision, the student will develop, extend, or modify a significant piece of software or a system with significant software components. The student will also write a technical report and give a presentation describing the software product as well as the development process. Fulfills the Applied Research Project option for graduation. Pass/Fail grade basis only.
THESIS RESEARCH
COMPSCI 799
Guided investigation of an approved thesis topic. Students may receive credit for research activities planned in conjunction with their advisers and leading to the completion of a master¿s degree. Students must complete a Thesis Proposal Form in the Graduate Studies Office before registering for this course.