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CS 494
Senior Design Project II
Continuation of CS 493. Students
work in design teams that translate a
loose set of constraints into a set of
product objectives. They then develop
product designs using contemporary
software engineering techniques and
tools. Emphasizes need for innovation,
experimentation and communication in
the design process. Offered spring
semester only. Prerequisite: CS 493. (0-
4-2) (C)
CS 495
Topics in Computer Science
This course will treat a specific topic,
varying from semester to semester,
in which there is particular student
or staff interest. Prerequisite: Consent
of instructor. (Credit: Variable)
Graduate Courses
The following graduate courses are
available to degree-seeking undergraduate
students with the approval of the
course instructor and faculty adviser.
See the current IIT Bulletin: Graduate
Program for course descriptions.
CS 511
Topics in Computer Graphics
CS 521
Object-Oriented Analysis
and Design
CS 524
Object-Oriented Information
Systems
CS 525
Advanced Database Organization
CS 527
Client/Server Applications
Development I
CS 528
Client/Server Applications
Development II
CS 530
Formal Theory of Computation
CS 531
Topics in Automata Theory
CS 532
Formal Languages
CS 535
Analysis of Algorithms
CS 536
Science of Programming
CS 537
Software Metrics
CS 540
Syntactic Analysis of
Programming Languages
CS 541
Compiler Construction
CS 542
Computer Networks I:
Fundamentals
CS 543
Advanced Topics
in Computer Networks
CS 544
Computer Networks II:
Network Services
CS 545
Concurrent Programming
CS 546
Parallel Processing
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CS 548
Seminar in Broadband Integrated
Services Networks
CS 550
Comparative Operating Systems
CS 551
Operating System Design and
Implementation
CS 555
Analytic Models and Simulation of
Computer Systems
CS 560
Computer Science in the Classroom
CS 561
The Computer and Curriculum
Content
Course Descriptions
CS 565
Computer-Assisted Instruction
CS 566
Practicum in the Application
of Computers to Education
CS 570
Comparative Computer Architecture
CS 572
Advanced Computer Architecture
CS 580
Medical lnformatics
CS 581
Advanced Artificial Intelligence
CS 582
Robotics
CS 583
Expert Systems
CS 584
Neural Networks
CS 585
Natural Language Processing
CS 586
Software Systems Architectures
CS 587
Programming Project Management
CS 588
Advanced Software
Engineering Development
CS 589
Software Testing and
Quality Assurance
CS 595
Topics in Computer Science
Electrical and Computer
Engineering
ECE 100
Introduction to the Profession I
Introduces the student to the scope
of the engineering profession and its
role in society and develops a sense
of professionalism in the student.
Provides an overview of electrical
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