CSCS1460 C Programming
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C  Programming for  systems, commercial,  and scientific  applications. C
vs. assembly  language, data  types, mathematical  operations, operators,
expressions,  control flow,  functions  and  program structure.  Pointers
and  arrays, structures  and  unions, input/output.

(3  cr.  hrs.)  (ASN)  Prerequisite: CSCS  1240  or  Instructor  Consent.
Lecture/laboratory.

CSCS1730 UNIX/Linux Fundamentals
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UNIX/Linux Operating System  basics. The primary emphasis  of this course
will utilize the command-line environment where students will demonstrate
knowledge  in  the usage  of  the  UNIX  shell  by moded  editing,  shell
scripting,  regular expressions,  file manipulation,  package management,
and related topics.

(4 cr.  hrs.) (Fall,  Spring). Prerequisite: CSCS1240  Structured Problem
Solving (or be taking), or Instructor Consent.

CSCS2430 Digital Logic
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Logic gates, flip-flops, circuit diagrams of different types of registers
and counters,  decoders, encoders, multiplexers,  demultiplexers, adders,
and characteristics of Asynchronous and Synchronous transmission.

Prerequisite: CSCS1240 and MATH 1015, or instructor consent

CSCS2460 Object-Oriented Programming using C++
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Provides  a working  knowledge of  object-oriented programming  using the
C++  language. Extensive  hands-on  program  development. Includes  basic
concepts  of  object-  oriented  programming,  input/output,  data  types
and  operators, program  control, object-oriented  constructs, predefined
classes,  operations on  objects, inheritance,  polymorphism and  virtual
functions, templates, construction and use of libraries in C++.

Prerequisite: CSCS1460 or instructor consent.

CSCS2700 Data Communications
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Networks  and  communication  techniques  with  computers  or  peripheral
devices.  Includes   communications  links   and  equipment,   coding  of
information, line controls,  protocols, multiplexing, socket programming,
error correction algorithms, data  transmission, and local area networks.
Emphasis  on modern  internet  protocols such  as  TCP/IP, including  the
application, transport, network, and link layers.

(3  cr. hrs.)  (Fall). Prerequisite:  CSNT 1200  and (CSCS  1320 or  CSCS
2420), or instructor consent.