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C2090-650 IBM InfoSphere Information Governance Catalog Certification Exam
Credential. Computer Science (CS) Courses CS 410G Operating Systems
Overview of the concepts/theory of operating systems with emphasis on process management,
memory management, file management, scheduling, device management, and synchronization.
CS 412G Graphical User Interface Programming
Development of programs that use multiple windows, dialog boxes, mouse input,
interapplication communication using API calls, object-oriented frameworks and application
builders.
CS 420G Computer Communication and Networks
Survey of the operational features of telecommunications systems, computer networks, and
distributed-processing systems. Considerations for the design of real-time systems.
CS 460G Artificial Intelligence Methods
An introduction to the main principles and methods of artificial intelligence. Solving problems
by searching, knowledge and reasoning; machine learning; current AI applications. Programming
paradigms relevant to AI will be explored.
CS 465G Computer Graphics
Introduction to computer-generation of graphs and pictures, using both character and pixel
graphics methods, in two and three dimensions. Animation techniques, CAD methods.
CS 470G Database Systems

2. Survey of data models with emphasis on the relational model. Data normalization. Query
languages and query optimization. Design and security considerations. Exposure to commercial
database management systems.
CS 473G Computer Simulation
This class will introduce the science and art of computer based simulation. We will focus on
discrete event simulation using the simulation languages ProModel and GPSSH. The class will
focus on discrete event simulation, but will also cover Monte Carlos and continuous simulations.
Scientific method and statistics will be used to develop, analyze, and report on a student
developed simulation project.
CS 483G Microcomputer Systems with Database Applications
Covers command language, programming logic and applications of database systems for the
non-computer science major.
CS 484G Network and Data Communications Concepts
Concepts and design of commercial computer and telecommunications networks. Course is
designed for non‑majors, especially those who will manage/operate networks in business
environments.
CS 488G Introduction to Programming with Visual Basic
Introduction to the principles of programming for Windows in Visual Basic. Principles include
event-driven programming, control structures, properties, events, methods of controls, and forms.
CS 500 Intensive Programming Review
This course will review computer programming, object-oriented design, linear and non-linear
data structures, and the software development lifecycle. All concepts will be reinforced through
hands-on programming assignments and projects.
CS 512 Advanced Operating Systems

3. Topics chosen from the theory of distributed, parallel, and concurrent operating systems. Other
possible topics include secure systems and formal models of operating systems.
CS 513 Topics in Operating Systems
Topics to include additional depth, readings, and/or examination of research trends in operating
systems.
CS 522 Advanced Database Design and Administration
Advanced relational database concepts. This course will examine topics such as relational
database management system design (RDBMS), including discussion of the major components
of a RDBMS; query optimization strategies and cost estimation techniques; active databases,
advanced transaction processing; and concurrency control.
CS 523 Topics in Database Systems
Topics to include additional depth, reading and/or examination of research trends in Database
Systems.
CS 530 Design and Analysis of Algorithms
Fundamentals of the design and analysis of algorithms, space and time-complexity issues,
dynamic programming, greedy algorithms, linear programming, NP-completeness, multithreaded
algorithms, and applications.
CS 540 Computer Simulation
Statistical techniques used in computer simulations. Construction and verification of simulation
models. Programming projects.
CS 548 Advanced Artificial Intelligence
The course will include topics from Expert Systems, Knowledge Engineering, Soft Computing,
and other advanced topics.

4. CS 549 Topics in Artificial Intelligence
Course covers modern trends in artificial intelligence.
CS 550 Workshop
Workshop
CS 556 Advanced Computer Networks
In depth studies of computer networks and the services built on top of them.
CS 557 Topics in Computer Networks
Survey of computer networks covering current trends and advanced topics. Survey of research
papers from classic literature through contemporary research.
CS 560 Computer Architecture
Study of computer architecture for large-scale and small-scale systems. Microprogramming
concepts. Minicomputer and microcomputer design and applications, projects on small‑scale
systems.
CS 561 Advanced Computer Architecture
Investigation of techniques to enhance system performance. Topics may include compiler
optimization, hardware optimization, branch prediction, speculation, exploitation of
instructional-and loop-level parallelism, etc.
CS 562 Topics in Computer Architecture
Advanced topics to include additional depth, readings, and/or examination of research trends in
computer architecture.
CS 566 Advanced Computer Graphics

5. Study and programming of problems beyond the introductory level, such as real time computer
graphics using modern programming languages and graphics development environments.
CS 567 Topics in Computer Graphics
Designed to gain depth in computer graphics. Possible topics include the study of 3-D modeling
for, and the development of, multi-user virtual worlds.
CS 575 Independent Study
An investigation of issues related to computer science not specifically covered in other courses.
CS 585 Software Engineering
Covers the design and implementation of large software applications through the study of team
approaches and industrial standards.