Data Technology Certificate

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About the Certificate

The program combines theories with emerging technologies, and uses evidence-based educational practices as well as contextualized problem-based pedagogy in which students acquire key technical knowledge and skills by solving real-world problems. Students earn this undergraduate certificate to gain or enhance employment.

Requirements

The following 18 units are required:

CS 100 - Programming for Everyone Units: 3
CS 200 - Advanced Programming for Everyone Units: 3
CS 300 - Data Structures for Everyone Units: 3 ; G.E./G.R. Area: B6
CS 350 - Website Development for Everyone Units: 3
CS 370 - Databases for Social and Health Sciences Units: 3
CS 497 - Topics in Computer Science Units: 3

Department Courses Listed by Course Type

Computer Science Courses

Department of Computer Science

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Courses

Computer Science

• CS 100 - Programming for Everyone Units: 3
• CS 100A - Programming for Everyone Workshop Units: 1
• CS 101 - Computer Science I Units: 4
• CS 180 - Computers in Action Units: 3
• CS 200 - Advanced Programming for Everyone Units: 3
• CS 201 - Computer Science II Units: 4
• CS 211 - Discrete Structures Units: 3
• CS 221 - Computer Organization and Assembly Language Units: 3
• CS 230 - Computing and Social Responsibility Units: 3 ; G.E./G.R. Area: D1-3
• CS 250 - Introduction to Web Programming Units: 3
• CS 300 - Data Structures for Everyone Units: 3 ; G.E./G.R. Area: B6
• CS 301 - Data Structures and Algorithms Units: 3
• CS 311 - Programming Language Concepts Units: 3
• CS 321 - Computer Architecture Units: 3
• CS 350 - Website Development for Everyone Units: 3
• CS 351 - Website Development Units: 3
• CS 370 - Databases for Social and Health Sciences Units: 3
• CS 398 - Internship Units: 1-3
• CS 400 - Computer Programming for Science Units: 3
• CS 401 - Software Engineering Units: 3
• CS 411 - Automata and Computation Units: 3
• CS 413 - Analysis of Algorithms Units: 3
• CS 421 - Operating Systems Units: 3
• CS 431 - Database Architecture Units: 3
• CS 441 - Computer Networks Units: 3
• CS 453 - Mobile Programming Units: 3
• CS 455 - Computer Graphics Units: 3
• CS 461 - Artificial Intelligence Units: 3
• CS 471 - Security and Information Assurance Units: 3
• CS 490 - Independent Study Units: 1-4
• CS 497 - Topics in Computer Science Units: 3
• CS 498 - Internship Units: 1-3

Computer Science: Graduate

• CS 601 - Advanced Algorithms Units: 3
• CS 603 - Advanced Software Engineering Units: 3
• CS 605 - Information Coding and Cryptography Units: 3
• CS 607 - Parallel Programming Units: 3
• CS 611 - Theory of Computation Units: 3
• CS 615 - Compiler Design Units: 3
• CS 621 - Operating Systems Design Units: 3
• CS 623 - Cloud Computing Units: 3
• CS 625 - Advanced Computer Architecture Units: 3
• CS 631 - Database Systems Units: 3
• CS 641 - Advanced Computer Networks Units: 3
• CS 643 - Distributed Systems Units: 3
• CS 645 - Network Analysis and Design Units: 3
• CS 651 - Web Systems Units: 3
• CS 661 - Advanced Artificial Intelligence Units: 3
• CS 663 - Computer Vision Units: 3
• CS 665 - Human-Computer Interaction Units: 3
• CS 667 - Machine Learning Units: 4
• CS 671 - Cybersecurity Units: 3
• CS 681 - Digital Signal Processing Units: 3
• CS 683 - Computer Simulation Units: 3
• CS 690 - Independent Study Units: 3
• CS 692 - Capstone Examinations Units: 3
• CS 693 - Capstone Project Units: 1-4
• CS 697A - Topics in Computer Science Units: 3
• CS 697B - Topics in Computer Networks Units: 3
• CS 698 - Internship Units: 1-3
• CS 699 - Capstone Thesis Units: 1-6