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	CNST 278 - Special Topics An exploration and study of topics not covered in other departmental offerings. Students may elect more than once, provided different topics are studied. Department Permission is required Credit 2 hrs May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Variable Updates COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 279 - Special Topics An exploration and study of topics not covered in other departmental offerings. Students may elect more than once, provided different topics are studied. Department Permission is required Credit 3 hrs May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Variable Updates COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 302 - Contract Documents, Regulations, and Specifications The different types of construction contracts, construction documents and regulations, the role of specifications, and the project manual in the construction process. Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Fall and Winter Prerequisite(s) CNST 201 , LAW 293 , and CNST 125 Notes \| Students who do not meet prerequisite requirements may request department permission to enroll in the course. Previously listed as IT 302 Updates COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 303 - Electrical, Mechanical, and Equipment Systems This course provides an understanding of mechanical, electrical, plumbing, drain-waste-vent, equipment considerations and other specialized nonstructural systems found in commercial buildings. Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Fall and Winter Prerequisite(s) CNST 228 Previously listed as IT 303 Updates COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 304 - Construction Estimating and Bidding The principles and procedures for developing estimates, bids and contracts for heavy/highway and commercial construction. Computer applications are included. Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Fall and Winter Prerequisite(s) CNST 229 and CNST 302 Previously listed as CNST 401 Updates COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 361 - Planning and Scheduling The planning process of the construction industry. Various scheduling systems commonly used within the industry are studied including scheduling software. Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Fall and Winter Prerequisite(s) CNST 229 Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Previously listed as CNST 301 Updates Change to prerequisites 3/2017, effective Fall 2017; COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 377 - Special Topics An exploration and study of topics not covered in other departmental offerings. Students may elect more than once, provided different topics are studied. Department Permission is required Credit 1 hr May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Variable Updates COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 378 - Special Topics An exploration and study of topics not covered in other departmental offerings. Students may elect more than once, provided different topics are studied. Department Permission is required Credit 2 hrs May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Variable Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 379 - Special Topics An exploration and study of topics not covered in other departmental offerings. Students may elect more than once, provided different topics are studied. Department Permission is required Credit 3 hrs May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Variable Updates COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 385L4 - Cooperative Education in Construction Management \| GELB Construction management majors will be placed on a job that relates to their primary area of study, for one semester. During this period regular employee benefits may be received. Department Permission is required Credit 1 hr May be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Credit/No-Credit Course Rotation Fall, Winter, and Summer Major Restriction(s) Construction Management \| BS Equivalent Courses CNST 385 Updates Change to Course Number 6/2015, effective Fall 2015 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 386L4 - Cooperative Education in Construction Management \| GELB Construction management majors will be placed on a job that relates to their primary area of study, for one semester. During this period regular employee benefits may be received. Department Permission is required Credit 2 hrs May be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Credit/No-Credit Course Rotation Fall, Winter, and Summer Major Restriction(s) Construction Management \| BS Equivalent Courses CNST 386 Updates Change to Course Number 6/2015, effective Fall 2015 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 387L4 - Cooperative Education in Construction Management \| GELB Construction management majors will be placed on a job that relates to their primary area of study, for one semester. During this period regular employee benefits may be received. Department Permission is required Credit 3 hrs May be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Credit/No-Credit Course Rotation Fall, Winter, and Summer Major Restriction(s) Construction Management Equivalent Courses CNST 387 Updates Credit Hour Correction 6/2015; Major Restriction 8/2014, Course number change for General Education 7/2014, effective Fall 2015, Credit Hour Change 5/2013, effective Winter 2014, COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 397 - Independent Study Independent study of a select topic under staff supervision. Possible approaches include library research, field research and participant-observer experiences Department Permission is required Credit 1 hr May be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation as needed (see dept.) Updates New Course 4/2014, COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 398 - Independent Study Independent study of a select topic under staff supervision. Possible approaches include library research, field research and participant-observer experiences Department Permission is required Credit 2 hrs May be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation as needed (see dept.) Updates New Course 4/2014, COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 399 - Independent Study Independent study of a select topic under staff supervision. Possible approaches include library research, field research and participant-observer experiences Department Permission is required Credit 3 hrs May be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation as needed (see dept.) Updates New Course 4/2014, COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 403 - Production Control Methods of control used in the construction industry for production problems involving the estimate, bidding schedules, cost analysis, cost comparison, scheduling systems, evaluation and debriefing. Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Fall and Winter Prerequisite(s) ACC 130 , CNST 304 and CNST 361 Equivalent Courses CNST 508 Updates Removed Grad Credit 2/2015, effective Fall 2015; COT Reorganization 6/2014, Credit Hour Change, 1/2013, effective Summer 2013; Graduate Credit 7/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 406W - Construction Law \| GEWI Common basic legal problems associated with construction contracting. Current areas of concern and their significant implications are covered. Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Fall and Winter Prerequisite(s) CNST 302 Previously listed as IT 406 Equivalent Courses CNST 506 Updates Equivalent Courses 7/2014, No longer available for grad credit 7/2014, effective Winter 2015; Graduate Credit 7/2011, COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 412 - Fundamentals of Structural Design Fundamentals and theory of construction design including soil mechanics and basic structural elements. This is an elementary, analytical and practical approach to the principles and physical concepts of statics, strength of materials, and soils as they relate to construction. Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Fall and Winter Prerequisite(s) PHY 221 , CNST 202 and MATH 107 Updates COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 426 - Mechanical and Electrical Construction Applications This course provides the student with a broad understanding of the principles and construction of plumbing, heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) and electrical systems for nonresidential buildings. Emphasis will be placed on project management issues relating to these systems including estimating, coordinating, change orders and commissioning. Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Fall Prerequisite(s) CNST 303 Major Restriction(s) Construction Management \| BS Equivalent Courses CNST 526 Updates Removed Grad Credit 2/2015, effective Fall 2015; Major Restriction 8/2014, Graduate Credit 7/2011, COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 427 - Industrial Construction This lecture course provides an overview of the design, installation, and start-up of various industrial systems as they relate to construction management. Emphasis is placed on construction pertaining to: automotive, food & beverage, chemical/refinery, pharmaceutical, steel and cast metals, machining, plastic molding, power generation, electronics manufacturing and others. Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Winter Prerequisite(s) CNST 303 , CNST 304 and CNST 361 Equivalent Courses CNST 527 Updates Removed Grad Credit 2/2015, effective Fall 2015; Credit Hour change 2/2013, COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 436 - Heavy/Highway Construction Means and Methods The study of the means and methods of construction used in the heavy/highway construction industry. Soil, aggregate, concrete, and asphalt properties will be studied, and their associated design theories. Means and methods of construction will also be examined, including earthwork excavation, hauling and compaction. Operational characteristics of heavy equipment will be evaluated. Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Fall and Winter Prerequisite(s) CNST 202 and CNST 302 and CNST 304 Major Restriction(s) Construction Management \| BS Previously listed as CNST 436 - Heavy/Highway Construction Contracting Updates Major Restriction 8/2014, COT Reorganization 6/2014, Title and Course Description Change 2/2012, effective Fall 2012; Graduate Credit 7/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 437 - Environmental Construction Contracting This course covers a wide range of environmental construction contracting project types. It is delivered in three main segments: the regulatory framework; assessment and design elements used in environmental remediation projects; and managing the construction process. Actual projects are studied in order to provide students with a variety of construction methods. Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Winter Cross-Listed with CNST 537 Prerequisite(s) CNST 213 and CNST 302 Equivalent Courses CNST 537 Updates Credit Hour Change 2/2013, effective Summer 2013, COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 438 - Fundamentals of Land Development An examination of the land development process, including its market, finance, design, construction and regulatory aspects. The course will focus on actual residential and commercial projects underway or recently completed by local developers, along with the challenges and opportunities encountered in managing these projects from initial inception to final sale. Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Fall Cross-Listed with CNST 538 Prerequisite(s) CNST 302 Equivalent Courses CNST 538 Updates Credit Hour Change 2/2012, effective Fall 2012, COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 440 - LEED for New Construction and Major Renovations This course provides an understanding of how green building intents, strategies and technologies are considered, coordinated, implemented, and verified while designing, constructing, commissioning, and using commercial buildings in particular, and the greater built environment in general. It expands on how LEED accredited professionals oversee building certification processes, and the documents and standards required to attain LEED certification at all levels. Materials for the course derive from the United States Green Building Council’s Green Building Rating System for New Constructions and Major Renovations, Reference Guides, Registered Project Checklist, and Green Building Certification Institute’s web resources. This course is required for Construction Management Major. Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Fall and Winter Previously listed as CNST 470 Equivalent Courses CNST 540 Updates Equivalent Courses 7/2014, No longer available for grad credit 7/2014, effective Winter 2015; Graduate Credit 7/2011, COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 446 - Professional Issues and Ethics in Project Management The course addresses the important elements of professionalism and professional conduct essentials for the starting professional to succeed in project-based industries. The course uses a seminar style and workshop format and focuses on building the appropriate professional skills including networking, work relations, technical communications, ethics, diversity sensitivity, professionalism, public speaking and communicate service. Credit 1 hr Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Cross-Listed with CNST 546 Previously listed as CNST 446 - Senior Seminar on Professional Issues in Engineering, Technology, and Construction Equivalent Courses CNST 546 Updates Change to course title and description 3/2015, effective Fall 2015; Equivalent Course added 7/2014, no longer offered for Graduate Credit 7/2014, effective Winter 2015; COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 450 - Fundamentals of Construction Project Management Students combine many previous concepts and skills into a single comprehensive project that includes estimating, scheduling, production control techniques and documentation procedures. Lecture and laboratory course. Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Fall and Winter Prerequisite(s) (A minimum grade of “B” in WRTG 324W ) and MGMT 384 and CNST 304 and CNST 361 Previously listed as IT 470 Equivalent Courses CNST 550 Updates Equivalent Courses 7/2014, No longer available for grad credit 7/2014, effective Winter 2015; Graduate Credit 7/2011, COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 477 - Special Topics An exploration and study of topics not covered in other departmental offerings. Students may elect more than once, provided different topics are studied. Department Permission is required Credit 1 hr May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Variable Updates COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 478 - Special Topics An exploration and study of topics not covered in other departmental offerings. Students may elect more than once, provided different topics are studied. Department Permission is required Credit 2 hrs May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Variable Updates COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 479 - Special Topics An exploration and study of topics not covered in other departmental offerings. Students may elect more than once, provided different topics are studied. Department Permission is required Credit 3 hrs May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Variable Updates COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 487L4 - Cooperative Education in Construction Management \| GELB The second in a two-course sequence for construction management majors. The students will be placed on a job that relates to their primary area of study, for one semester. Regular employee benefits may be received. Department Permission is required Credit 3 hrs Grade Mode Credit/No-Credit Prerequisite(s) CNST 387L4 Previously listed as CNST 487 Updates Course number change for General Education 7/2014, effective Fall 2015, COT Reorganization 6/2014, Links 04/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 494 - Industry-Based Special Topics Course descriptions are formulated at the time of an industry’s request and reflect the particular requirements of the client company. Credit 1 hr Grade Mode Credit/No-Credit Updates COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 495 - Industry-Based Special Topics Course descriptions are formulated at the time of an industry’s request and reflect the particular requirements of the client company. Credit 2 hrs Grade Mode Credit/No-Credit Updates COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 496 - Industry-Based Special Topics Course descriptions are formulated at the time of an industry’s request and reflect the particular requirements of the client company. Credit 3 hrs Grade Mode Credit/No-Credit Updates COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 497 - Directed Study in Construction Management Techniques Available to selected students who have demonstrated ability to profit from a directed-study project. Intensive study of a problem appropriate to the student’s area of concentration. Enrollment and selection of a project proposal must be approved by the department adviser and chair. Department Permission is required Credit 1 hr May be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation as needed (see dept.) Updates COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 498 - Directed Study in Construction Management Techniques Available to selected students who have demonstrated ability to profit from a directed-study project. Intensive study of a problem appropriate to the student’s area of concentration. Enrollment and selection of a project proposal must be approved by the department adviser and chair. Department Permission is required Credit 2 hrs May be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation as needed (see dept.) Updates COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	CNST 499 - Directed Study in Construction Management Techniques Available to selected students who have demonstrated ability to profit from a directed-study project. Intensive study of a problem appropriate to the student’s area of concentration. Enrollment and selection of a project proposal must be approved by the department adviser and chair. Department Permission is required Credit 3 hrs May be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation as needed (see dept.) Updates COT Reorganization 6/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COB 177 - Special Topics Team-taught current topics related to career preparation for business and industry. Department Permission is required Credit 1 hr May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Variable Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COB 178 - Special Topics Team-taught current topics related to career preparation for business and industry. Department Permission is required Credit 2 hrs May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Variable Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COB 179 - Special Topics Team-taught current topics related to career preparation for business and industry. Department Permission is required Credit 3 hrs May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Variable Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COB 200L4 - Introduction to Business \| GELB This course is designed to provide students with an understanding of the business professions, knowledge of business disciplines and to begin assessment and development of skills important for effectiveness in business as an individual and a member of a work team. At the end of this course, students will have developed an understanding of how the different business disciplines operate and are interrelated. Students will have developed a career objective and have had an opportunity to learn, practice and develop interpersonal communication, and group and personal effectiveness skills. Both students who have decided on a major within the College of Business and those who are undecided about their major are welcome in this course. Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Fall and Winter (day and evening) Previously listed as COB 200L Updates Course Rotation added 3/2015; Change to number for Gen Edu 7/2014, effective Fall 2015, Links 5/2012, 1/28/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COB 277 - Special Topics An exploration and study of topics not covered in other departmental offerings. Students may elect more than once, provided different topics are studied. Credit 1 hr May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Variable Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COB 278 - Special Topics An exploration and study of topics not covered in other departmental offerings. Students may elect more than once, provided different topics are studied. Credit 2 hrs May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Variable Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COB 279 - Special Topics An exploration and study of topics not covered in other departmental offerings. Students may elect more than once, provided different topics are studied. Credit 3 hrs May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Variable Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COB 285L4 - Preprofessional Internships \| GELB One semester of practical, on-the-job work experience and training at select on-campus or off-campus facilities. Department Permission is required Credit 1 hr Grade Mode Credit/No-Credit Previously listed as COB 285 Updates Change Course Code 8/2014, Links 06/2012 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COB 286L4 - Preprofessional Internships \| GELB One semester of practical, on-the-job work experience and training at select on-campus or off-campus facilities. Department Permission is required Credit 2 hrs Grade Mode Credit/No-Credit Previously listed as COB 286 Updates Course Code Change 8/2014, Links 06/2012 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COB 287L4 - Preprofessional Internships \| GELB One semester of practical, on-the-job work experience and training at select on-campus or off-campus facilities. Department Permission is required Credit 3 hrs Grade Mode Credit/No-Credit Previously listed as COB 287 Updates Course Code Change 8/2014, Links 06/2012 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COB 377 - Special Topics An exploration and study of topics not covered in other departmental offerings. Students may elect more than once, provided different topics are studied. Credit 1 hr May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation on an irregular basis Major Restriction(s) ACC-Major , AIS-Major , ACC-Minor , ACAC-150 , AIAC-150 , ACTX-150 , ECBB-Major , ENTR-Major , FIN-Major , GBUS-Major , GBUS-Minor , IBAC , IBAI , IBCI , IBEC , IBEN , IBFI , IBGB , IBMG , IBMK , IBSC , MGMT-Major , MKTG-Major , SCMG-Major , or CNST-Major Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates Change to major restriction 8/2016, effective Winter 2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COB 378 - Special Topics An exploration and study of topics not covered in other departmental offerings. Students may elect more than once, provided different topics are studied. Credit 2 hrs May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation on an irregular basis Major Restriction(s) ACC-Major , AIS-Major , ACC-Minor , ACAC-150 , AIAC-150 , ACTX-150 , ECBB-Major , ENTR-Major , FIN-Major , GBUS-Major , GBUS-Minor , IBAC , IBAI , IBCI , IBEC , IBEN , IBFI , IBGB , IBMG , IBMK , IBSC , MGMT-Major , MKTG-Major , SCMG-Major , or CNST-Major Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates Change to major restriction 8/2016, effective Winter 2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COB 379 - Special Topics An exploration and study of topics not covered in other departmental offerings. Students may elect more than once, provided different topics are studied. Credit 3 hrs May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation on an irregular basis Major Restriction(s) ACC-Major , AIS-Major , ACC-Minor , ACAC-150 , AIAC-150 , ACTX-150 , ECBB-Major , ENTR-Major , FIN-Major , GBUS-Major , GBUS-Minor , IBAC , IBAI , IBCI , IBEC , IBEN , IBFI , IBGB , IBMG , IBMK , IBSC , MGMT-Major , MKTG-Major , SCMG-Major , or CNST-Major Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates Change to major restriction 8/2016, effective Winter 2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COB 477 - Special Topics An exploration and study of topics not covered in other departmental offerings. Students may elect more than once, provided different topics are studied. Department Permission is required Credit 1 hr May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation on an irregular basis Major Restriction(s) ACC-Major , AIS-Major , ACC-Minor , ACAC-150 , AIAC-150 , ACTX-150 , ECBB-Major , ENTR-Major , FIN-Major , GBUS-Major , GBUS-Minor , IBAC , IBAI , IBCI , IBEC , IBEN , IBFI , IBGB , IBMG , IBMK , IBSC , MGMT-Major , MKTG-Major , SCMG-Major , or CNST-Major Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates Change to major restriction 8/2016, effective Winter 2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COB 478 - Special Topics An exploration and study of topics not covered in other departmental offerings. Students may elect more than once, provided different topics are studied. Department Permission is required Credit 2 hrs May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation on an irregular basis Major Restriction(s) ACC-Major , AIS-Major , ACC-Minor , ACAC-150 , AIAC-150 , ACTX-150 , ECBB-Major , ENTR-Major , FIN-Major , GBUS-Major , GBUS-Minor , IBAC , IBAI , IBCI , IBEC , IBEN , IBFI , IBGB , IBMG , IBMK , IBSC , MGMT-Major , MKTG-Major , SCMG-Major , or CNST-Major Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates Change to major restriction 8/2016, effective Winter 2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COB 479 - Special Topics An exploration and study of topics not covered in other departmental offerings. Students may elect more than once, provided different topics are studied. Department Permission is required Credit 3 hrs May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation on an irregular basis Major Restriction(s) ACC-Major , AIS-Major , ACC-Minor , ACAC-150 , AIAC-150 , ACTX-150 , ECBB-Major , ENTR-Major , FIN-Major , GBUS-Major , GBUS-Minor , IBAC , IBAI , IBCI , IBEC , IBEN , IBFI , IBGB , IBMG , IBMK , IBSC , MGMT-Major , MKTG-Major , SCMG-Major , or CNST-Major Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates Change to major restriction 8/2016, effective Winter 2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COB 497 - Independent Study Directed study of a problem in business not otherwise treated in department courses. Department Permission is required Credit 1 hr May be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation as needed (see dept.) Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COB 498 - Independent Study Directed study of a problem in business not otherwise treated in department courses. Department Permission is required Credit 2 hrs May be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation as needed (see dept.) Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COB 499 - Independent Study Directed study of a problem in business not otherwise treated in department courses. Department Permission is required Credit 3 hrs May be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation as needed (see dept.) Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 101 - Computer Science Concepts and Practical Applications The course emphasizes the uses and capabilities of computers in our society. Students will be exposed to several popular applications through hands-on lab activities. No previous experience with computers is assumed. Credit 3 hrs Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Notes \| Counts toward the computer science minor if taken prior to or concurrently with COSC111 Introduction to Programming. Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 104 - Web Science Empirical study of the global, emergent systems facilitated by the World Wide Web. Computing infrastructure that enables entities to interact and share information via dynamic, virtual systems. Theoretical foundations such as chaotic and complex systems, computational thinking, and virtual interaction spaces. Empirical methods. Forming hypotheses from general principles and testing them through data collection and analysis. Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Updates New Course 10/2012, effective Winter 2013 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 105 - Everyday Computing and Social Responsibility \| GEGA Two hours lecture/discussion, two hours lab. This course combines extensive exploration of ethical issues faced by everyday computer users with hands-on practice using a broad variety of online and computer productivity tools to support socially responsible computer use. Credit 3 hrs Grade Mode Normal (A-F) The Internet has brought the world to your backdoor; this has caused a multitude of unintended and unplanned consequences. For example. Twitter, YouTube, Facebook have become the major tools of political dissension and news dissemination. Expanded use of the Internet forces us all to evaluate our own personal/national/cultural views on issues like privacy, copyright law, and freedom of speech, and to better understand how others in the international community view these issues. This is the goal of this course. Understanding the diverse views on these matters will allow students to make informed decisions about individual and collective actions whenever employing technology. As such, COSC 105 meets the requirements of the Perspectives on a Diverse World , Global Awareness (GEGA) section of the General Education program. Updates General Education Approval 10/2013, effective Winter 2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 106 - Explorations in Robotics \| GEQR Introduction to the theory of robotics and autonomous agents. Students will be exposed to technical and social aspects of robots in society. Students will complete selected readings, write several short papers and design and program simple robots. Rudiments of computer science topics as applied to robotics will be covered. Credit 3 hrs Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Updates Gen Ed Approval 11/2009, effective Winter 2010 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 107 - Introduction to Software Engineering For students in any discipline who will make decisions about the acquisition or design of software, this course imparts basic knowledge of and skills in software engineering, including software life cycles, requirements engineering, risk assessment, interaction methods, software structures, delivery methods, system integration, verification, and validation. No programming is required. Credit 3 hrs Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Updates Spelling Error 7/2014, New Course 5/2013, effective Winter 2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 111 - Introduction to Programming An introduction to computers, programming, algorithm development and a high-level language such as Java. In particular, strategies for problem solving, problem analysis, algorithm representation and algorithm verification are balanced with actual program development using good design and documentation techniques. The first course in the computer science major and minor, but open to all students. Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) MATH 104 , (a minimum ACT math subscore of 23), (a minimum SAT math subscore 580), (a minimum College-Level Math Placement Test score of 53), or (a minimum score of “5” on the Computer Science Principles AP exam) Concurrent Prerequisite(s) COSC 112 Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates Change to prerequisites 5/2017, effective Fall 2017; Concurrent prerequisite added 11/2013, effective Winter 2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 112 - Introduction to Programming Online Lab This course provides students with the opportunity to learn, practice and enhance their computer programming skills in an eLearning environment. Students get to practice a variety of problems related to computer programming and receive instant feedback. Topics covered include data types, arrays, if-else statements, and loop constructs. This course should be taken concurrently with Introduction to Programming (COSC 111) or by department permission. Credit 1 hr May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) MATH 104 , (a minimum ACT math subscore of 23), (a minimum SAT math subscore 580), (a minimum College-Level Math Placement Test score of 53), or (a minimum score of “5” on the Computer Science Principles AP exam) Concurrent Prerequisite(s) COSC 111 Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates New Course 11/2013, effective Winter 2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 120 - Computational Principles for Mathematics and the Sciences A hands-on introduction to programming and computational principles; use of programming and mathematical modeling to solve computational problems. Variables, types, data imprecision, arrays, conditionals, iteration, functions, recursion, file I/O, scripting, and documentation. Data analysis simulation and visualization. MATLAB or similar environment. Credit 3 hrs Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) (MATH 105 and MATH 107 ) or (MATH 112 ) or (MATH 107 and MATH 210 ) or placement* Notes \| Math placement exam level 5 (ACT math >=26, SAT math >=640, MPT3 >= 73) Updates Placement scores 01/2012; Links 04/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 145 - Introduction to FORTRAN Programming An introductory course for persons wishing to learn programming and applications of computers. Using the FORTRAN language, students develop and run programs to solve a variety of problems. Credit 3 hrs Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) minimum ACT score of 19, minimum SAT score of 520 or math placement test in elementary algebra greater than or equal to 53 Notes \| Credit will not be given for more than one of COSC 145 and COSC 245. Does not count toward Computer Science - Curriculum \| BS or Minor Updates Major Restriction 8/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 146 - Applied Programming and Scripting Introduction to computer programming for the non-major. Basic programming constructs; variables, functions, assignment, control structures (conditionals, looping), primitive types and aggregate types. Boolean and logic operations (and, or, not, xor). Scripting for automating system tasks. Techniques for debugging. Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Notes \| Does not count towards the Computer Science - Curriculum \| BS or Computer Science Minor Previously listed as COSC 146 - Applied Programming Equivalent Courses COSC 250 Updates Change to course title and description 3/2016, effective Fall 2016; Major Restriction 8/2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 177 - Special Topics An exploration and study of topics not covered in other departmental offerings. Students may elect more than once, provided different topics are studied. Credit 1 hr May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Major Restriction(s) Computer Science - Applied \| BS or Computer Science - Curriculum \| BS Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates Change to major restriction 11/2016, effective Winter 2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 178 - Special Topics An exploration and study of topics not covered in other departmental offerings. Students may elect more than once, provided different topics are studied. Credit 2 hrs May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Major Restriction(s) Computer Science - Applied \| BS or Computer Science - Curriculum \| BS Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates Change to major restriction 11/2016, effective Winter 2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 179 - Special Topics An exploration and study of topics not covered in other departmental offerings. Students may elect more than once, provided different topics are studied. Credit 1 hr May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Major Restriction(s) Computer Science - Applied \| BS or Computer Science - Curriculum \| BS Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates Change to major restriction 11/2016, effective Winter 2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 205 - Computer Hardware and Software Systems An applied introduction to computers including: computer hardware, operating systems, Web design, networking, trouble shooting and maintenance of computers. Lab projects include: Taking apart computers, installing operating systems, building a network and creating a web page. Credit 3 hrs Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) CADM 105 or COSC 101 Updates Links 04/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 206 - Applied Programming II A continuation of COSC 146 for the non-major. Advanced programming topics including file I/O, elementary data structures, and process management. Students work in a combination of lectures and supervised computer labs. Does not count towards the computer science minor, major or curriculum. Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) COSC 146 and (MATH 104 or STAT 170 ) Updates New Course, 4/2013, effective Winter 2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 211 - Programming Data Structures The second course in an introductory sequence for the computer science major, minor and others. Continues software engineering methodology through specification, design, coding and program correctness. Nested procedures and functions, scope and recursion. Introduction to data structures such as stacks, queues, linear lists, trees, sets and files. Analysis of sorting and searching algorithms. Credit 3 hrs Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) COSC 111 Concurrent Prerequisite(s) COSC 212 Equivalent Courses COSC 238 Updates Change to concurrent prerequisite 11/2013, effective Winter 2014; Links 04/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 212 - Programming Data Structures Online Lab This course provides students with the opportunity to learn, practice and enhance their computer programming skills in an eLearning environment. Students get to practice a variety of problems related to computer programming and receive instant feedback. Topics covered include data types, arrays, if-else statements, and loop constructs. This course should be taken concurrently with Programming Data Structures (COSC 211) or by department permission. Credit 1 hr May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) COSC 111 and COSC 112 Concurrent Prerequisite(s) COSC 211 Updates New Course 11/2013, effective Winter 2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 215 - Scientific Simulation An introductory, non-calculus based, interdisciplinary course in simulation for the sciences, gaming, and engineering. Modeling dynamically changing systems. Approximations and errors. Single scale and multi-scale models. Grid and particle systems. May be team taught by faculty in computer science, physics, chemistry, earth science, biology and others. Credit 3 hrs Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) (PHY 221 or CHEM 117 or ESSC 110 or BIO 105 ) and (COSC 111 or COSC 246 ) Updates Links 04/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 221 - Computer Organization I Following an introductory course in computer programming, this course covers basic concepts of computer hardware and organization including; computer structure. machine language, instruction execution, traps and interrupts, digital representation of data, computer systems organization, elementary digital circuits, including memory and arithmetical. Students will write several programs in an assembly language. Credit 3 hrs Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) COSC 111 or COSC 146 or COSC 246 Updates Change in description and prerequisites 06/2012, effective Winter 2013; Links 04/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 231 - Internet-based Computing Programming for the Internet, including GUI design and development, event-driven programming, web page design and construction, programming for current Internet and Web technologies. Ethical issues on the Internet. Credit 3 hrs Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) COSC 111 Concurrent Prerequisite(s) COSC 211 Updates Links 04/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 245 - Computer Programming and Numeric Methods An introductory programming course focusing on numerical algorithms fundamental to scientific computer work. Discussion of polynomial interpolation, numerical integration, solutions of systems of equations and error analysis. Using the FORTRAN language, students develop and run programs to solve a variety of problems. Credit 3 hrs Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Concurrent Prerequisite(s) MATH 121 Notes \| Credit will not be given for more than one of COSC 145 and COSC 245. Does not count toward Computer Science - Curriculum \| BS or Minor Updates Major Restriction 8/2014, Links 04/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 246 - Programming in C++ Introduction to computers, programming techniques and integrated development environments using C and C++. Students work in a combination of lectures and supervised computer labs. Emphasis is on problem solving using good design principles and documentation techniques. Does not count towards the computer science minor, major or curriculum. Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) COSC 101 , COSC 111 , COSC 145 , COSC 146 , MATH 105 , MATH 107 , MATH 118 , MATH 119 , MATH 120 , (a minimum ACT math subscore of 26), (a minimum SAT math subscore of 640), or (a minimum college-level math placement test score greater than or equal to 73) Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Equivalent Courses COSC 350 Updates Equivalent Course added 10/2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 255 - Computer Hardware and Software Systems An applied introduction to computers including: computer hardware, operating systems, web design, networking, trouble shooting and maintenance of computers. Lab projects include: Taking apart computers, installing operating systems, building a network, and creating a web page. Credit 3 hrs Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) CADM 105 and COSC 101 Updates Links 04/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 274 - Introduction to Applied Cryptography A basic understanding of where and how cryptography is used, Symmetric and asymmetric techniques, use of cryptography in security functions (data protection, data integrity, authentication), key management, attacks. Credit 3 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) STAT 170 and (COSC 111 , COSC 120 , or COSC 146 ) Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates New Course 11/2016, effective Fall 2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 277 - Special Topics A 200-level course in a specific area of computer science, to be determined by the field of specialization of the instructor and the interest of the students. Credit 1 hr May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Major Restriction(s) Computer Science - Applied \| BS or Computer Science - Curriculum \| BS Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates Change to major restriction 11/2016, effective Winter 2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 278 - Special Topics A 200-level course in a specific area of computer science, to be determined by the field of specialization of the instructor and the interest of the students. Credit 2 hrs May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Major Restriction(s) Computer Science - Applied \| BS or Computer Science - Curriculum \| BS Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates Change to major restriction 11/2016, effective Winter 2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 279 - Special Topics A 200-level course in a specific area of computer science, to be determined by the field of specialization of the instructor and the interest of the students. Credit 3 hrs May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Major Restriction(s) Computer Science - Applied \| BS or Computer Science - Curriculum \| BS Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates Change to major restriction 11/2016, effective Winter 2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 303 - Applications in Computer Science Information systems, simulation, graphics, audio communication, artificial intelligence, instruction and training, and communications. The student will write or use previously written programs in each of the above areas using microcomputers. These programs will use many languages and programs including LOGO, PASCAL, BASIC, electronic spreadsheet and a database program. Credit 4 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) COSC 101 and COSC 211 Class-Level Restriction undergradaute standing Updates Change to credit hour and class-level restriction 2/2017, effective Fall 2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 306 - Methods of Teaching Computer Science in the Secondary Schools Computer science programs in the high school, information and materials needed to prepare students for the teaching of computer science in these schools. Organization and content, methods of teaching and learning, security and maintenance of equipment, professional journals and magazines available for future growth, copying software and the legality of software duplication, dealing with diversity of abilities, problem-solving skills and strategies for debugging programs. This methods class does not count toward the major or minor. Initial Teacher Preparation Program admission is required for enrollment in this course. Credit 4 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) COSC 342 and CURR 305 Class-Level Restriction Undergradaute standing Updates Change to credit hour and class-level restriction 2/2017, effective Fall 2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 311 - Algorithms and Data Structures Linear lists, strings, arrays and orthogonal lists. Representation of trees and graphs. Storage systems, structures, storage allocation and collection. Symbol tables, searching and sorting techniques. Formal specification of data structures and data management systems. Credit 4 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) COSC 211 Concurrent Prerequisite(s) COSC 221 Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Equivalent Courses COSC 334, COSC 504, COSC 514 Updates Change to credit hour 2/2017, effective Fall 2017; Course Revision 5/2014, effective Fall 2014; Change to Prerequisites and co-requisites 12/2013, effective Summer 2014 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 314 - Computational Discrete Structures Relations and algebraic structures, counting techniques, graphs, automata and languages and number theoretical algorithms. This course emphasizes discrete mathematical algorithms, their applications to problems in computer science and their implementations. Credit 4 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) COSC 211 and MATH 205 Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates Change to credit hour 2/2017, effective Fall 2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 315 - Symbolic Computing Symbolic computations and graphic representations in a computer algebra system such as mathematical; design of interactive notebooks; extensive use of electronic communications; applications from various areas of computer science, mathematics and the natural sciences; oral presentation of a project in an electronic classroom is required; lectures (two hours) and supervised lab (two hours). Credit 4 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) COSC 111 and MATH 122 Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates Change to credit hour and class-level restriction 2/2017, effective Fall 2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 321 - Computer Organization II Basic digital circuits, data representation and transfer, digital arithmetic. Digital storage and accessing, control functions, input-output facilities, systems organization, reliability, simulation techniques. Multiprogramming, multiprocessing and real-time systems. Credit 4 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) COSC 211 and COSC 221 Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates Change to credit hours 2/2017, effective Fall 2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 341 - Programming Languages Formal definition of programming languages; structure of statements; global properties of algorithmic languages; data description; run time representation of programs; procedural languages such as C or C++ and nonprocedural languages such as lisp or prolog. Credit 4 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) COSC 211 and COSC 221 Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Equivalent Courses COSC 342 Updates Change to credit hours 2/2017, effective Fall 2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 342 - Programming Languages for Educators Formal definition of programming languages; structure of simple statements; global properties of algorithmic languages; structure of list processing, string manipulation, data description and simulation languages; run-time representation of program and data structures. Special emphasis will be placed on education-oriented languages. Credit 4 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) COSC 211 and COSC 221 Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Equivalent Courses COSC 341 Updates Change to credit hours 2/2017, effective Fall 2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 374 - Applied Cryptography An introduction to cryptography and its relationship to secure systems. Making and breaking codes and ciphers. Encryption, authentication, public-key encryption, digital signatures, cipher text and plain text, block ciphers, hash functions, RSA, key management. Cryptographic protocols as a part of securing digital systems. Credit 4 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) (STAT 170 or MATH 205 ) and COSC 211 Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates Change to credit hours 2/2017, effective Fall 2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 377 - Special Topics Covers topics not considered in other courses when the immediate needs of the field, interests of the students and expertise of the faculty coincide. Department Permission is required Credit 1 hr May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) COSC 211 and COSC 221 Major Restriction(s) Computer Science - Applied \| BS or Computer Science - Curriculum \| BS Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates Change to major restriction 11/2016, effective Winter 2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 378 - Special Topics Covers topics not considered in other courses when the immediate needs of the field, interests of the students and expertise of the faculty coincide. Department Permission is required Credit 2 hrs May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) COSC 211 and COSC 221 Major Restriction(s) Computer Science - Applied \| BS or Computer Science - Curriculum \| BS Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates Change to major restriction 11/2016, effective Winter 2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 379 - Special Topics Covers topics not considered in other courses when the immediate needs of the field, interests of the students and expertise of the faculty coincide. Department Permission is required Credit 3 hrs May be repeated for additional credit (provided topics are different) Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) COSC 211 and COSC 221 Major Restriction(s) Computer Science - Applied \| BS or Computer Science - Curriculum \| BS Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates Change to major restriction 11/2016, effective Winter 2017 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 388L4 - Cooperative Education in Computer Science \| GELB Four to six months of full-time employment at an industrial firm specially chosen to provide practical experience in computer science. The program consists of two work experiences (COSC 388L4/COSC 488L4 ) alternating with full-time attendance at the University. Admittance to program by application only. Department Permission is required Credit 3 hrs May be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Credit/No-Credit Prerequisite(s) 300-level course in computer science (COSC 300-399) Major Restriction(s) Computer Science - Curriculum \| BS Class-Level Restriction Junior or Senior standing Previously listed as COSC 388 Updates Change to major restriction 8/2014, Change to number for GELB 7/2014, effective Fall 2015 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 403 - Seminar and Project Design for Educators Major project design and more formalized, structured programming. Each student will work on two original major programs, one of which will be a group project. The student will report on both projects (written and oral) and give a formal presentation of the individual project to the University community in the form of a public lecture. Credit 3 hrs Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) COSC 311 and COSC 342 Class-Level Restriction Senior standing Updates Graduate Credit Rescinded 4/2015, effective Fall 2015; Graduate credit 07/2011; Links 04/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 405 - Switching Theory Switching algebra, gate network and sequential circuit analysis and synthesis. Boolean algebra, sequential circuit state and combinational circuit minimization, hazards and races, elementary number systems and codes. Credit 4 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) COSC 211 and COSC 221 Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates Change to credit hours and class-level 2/2017, effective Fall 2017; Graduate Credit Rescinded 4/2015, effective Fall 2015; Graduate Credit 7/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 421 - Systems Programming Batch-process systems programs, components and operating characteristics. Implementation techniques for parallel processing and interrupt handling. Overall structure of multiprogramming systems. Addressing techniques, file system design and management. Interprocess communication, design of system modules and interfaces. Credit 4 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) COSC 221 , COSC 311 , and COSC 341 Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates Change to credit hours 2/2017, effective Fall 2017; Graduate Credit Rescinded 4/2015, effective Fall 2015; Graduate Credit 7/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 422 - Introduction to Microprocessors The fundamentals of small-system software development as it applies to microprocessors and minicomputers. Introduction to microprocessors and peripheral hardware; software and software development; applications. Students will have access to both microcomputers and a minicomputer to gain first-hand knowledge of this field. Credit 4 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Cross-Listed with COSC 524 Prerequisite(s) COSC 221 Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Notes \| Students who do not meet prerequisite requirements may request department permission to enroll in the course. Equivalent Courses COSC 524 Updates Change to credit hour 2/2017, effective Fall 2017; Graduate Credit Rescinded 3/2015, effective Fall 2015; Graduate Credit 7/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections
	COSC 423 - Computer Operating Systems Computer operating systems functions and concepts. Processor allocation: multiprogramming and scheduling algorithms. Memory tasks and data management. The deadlock problem. Virtual memory, allocation strategies and analysis of their algorithms. Design, implementation and protection of I/O files. Survey of available computer operating systems. Credit 4 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Prerequisite(s) COSC 221 and COSC 311 Class-Level Restriction Undergraduate standing Updates Change to credit hours 2/2017, effective Fall 2017; Graduate Credit Rescinded 3/2015, effective Fall 2015; Graduate Credit 7/2011 Summer 2024 Course Sections Fall 2024 Course Sections

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COB 179 - Special Topics

COB 200L4 - Introduction to Business | GELB

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