CS 6002
Networking and Applications

Spring 2009, Dr. Ken Hoganson,
COURSE UNDER CONSTRUCTION!!

Textbook: Concepts in Computing, Dr. Ken Hoganson, 2008
  

All lectures will be recorded, streamed, and archived using the Tegrity distance-learning system. On-campus attendance is not required. The lectures for this course may be viewed any time during the semester.

Classes will be held in Clendenin 3028 - the Computer Science Seminar Room.

The purpose of this new course is to facilitate the entry of our students into our graduate computer science program. Our unique program accommodates the admission of many students with various undergraduate majors requiring sufficient industrial computing background. Students from disparate disciplines may lack an overall appreciation of what computer science is, and how it has evolved. This course is intended to broaden the student's appreciation of computer science, while also acclimatizing our new students to the demands and expectations of graduate work in computer science.

Subject to revision.

No Class January 19 in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King.

Chapter 11	Concepts in Computing Ch 11 Networking and the Internet
Chapter 13	Concepts in Computing Ch 13 Artificial Intelligence Overview
Feb 16, 2003. No class	No Class
Chapter 14	Concepts in Computing Ch 14 Parallel Computing
Chapter 15	Network&System Security P1
Chapter 15	Network&System Security P2
The Internet	The Internet
Basic Data Comm	Basic Data Com: Signalling
Chapter 16	Concepts in Computing Ch 16 Applying Computing
Chapter 17	Concepts in Computing Ch 17 Computing and Societal Issues
CS 6002 Exam	Posted 4/13/09.    Due 4/24/09
Out of Town at ITNG Conference	April 27 - April 30.