Florida Tech Computer Sciences

Available Courses

• CSE1502 - Introduction to Software Development w/ C++

  • Teacher: Vaibhav Deoda
  • Teacher: Shrividya Shivkumar
  • Teacher: Marilyn Scott

    
• Software Testing 2 Fall 2009 (CSE 4415/SWE 5415)

  • Teacher: Cem Kaner
  • Teacher: Nawwar Kabbani

  
• CSE 1503: FORTRAN Programming II

  • Teacher: Matthew Peterson

  Introduces software for majors other than computer science. Focuses on
  the stages of software development and practice in using FORTRAN.
  Includes requirement analysis, design and implementation methods,
  testing procedures and an introduction to certifying program
  correctness. Noncredit for CS majors. (CL)
• Special Topics in Software Engineering: XNA

  • Teacher: William Shoaff
  • Teacher: Richard Ford

    

  The development of computer games using XNA and C#
• CSE4250 Concepts of Programming Languages

  • Teacher: Ryan Stansifer

  This is a course in comparative programming languages. We learn the fundamental concepts important to the field. We will study the major programming language paradigms: imperative, logic and functional. Among the other topics discussed are syntax, semantics, types and objects, exception handling, and modules.
• CSE 1503: FORTRAN Programming

  • Teacher: Liu Wei
  • Teacher: John Brodie

    

  Introduces software for majors other than computer science. Focuses on the stages of software development and practice in using FORTRAN. Includes requirement analysis, design and implementation methods, testing procedures and an introduction to certifying program correctness. Noncredit for CS majors. (CL)
• CSE 1400 Applied Discrete Mathematics

  • Teacher: William Slavinsky
  • Teacher: Claire Amorde
  • Teacher: William Shoaff

    

  An introductory course that presents mathematical topics useful in computer science. The expected outcomes of the course are that students will understand and be able to use: positional and modular number systems, sets, relations, functions, propositional and predicate logic, sequences, summations, and proofs by mathematical induction and contradiction.
• CSE 1101 Computing Disciplines and Careers

  • Teacher: William Shoaff
  • Teacher: Manisha Royyuru

    

  An overview of computer science and software engineering with an emphasis on computing careers and professional practices.
  
• Computer Science/Software Engineering Projects

  • Teacher: Richard Ford
  • Teacher: Phil Chan
  • Teacher: Cem Kaner
  • Teacher: Eraldo Ribeiro
  • Teacher: Ryan Stansifer
  • Teacher: Debasis Mitra
  • Teacher: William Shoaff

    

  A two-term senior projects course for computer science or software engineering majors.
  
• Software Testing 1 CSE 3411 -- Fall 2009

  • Teacher: Cem Kaner

  

  Software Testing 1 (Undergraduate)
  
• Software Testing 1 SWE 5411 -- Fall 2009

  • Teacher: Cem Kaner

  

  Software Testing 1 (Graduate)
  
• Investment Modeling SWE 5900 / CSE 4520

  • Teacher: Cem Kaner

  

  Investment modeling in software engineering
• Advanced Topics - Spatial Databases

  • Teacher: Phil Bernhard

  This course will cover a variety of topics in the area of spatial database systems.

• CSE 5501 Computer Science Internship

  • Teacher: William Shoaff
  • Teacher: Ronadlo Menezes

    

  Industry-based internship experience under the supervision of a graduate faculty member, to provide professional experience for graduate students without prior experience in a practical information technology setting. (Requirement: At least nine graduate credit hours in computer sciences completed with at least a 3.0 GPA, and permission of the instructor.)
• CSE 5500 Computer Science Seminar

  • Teacher: William Shoaff
  • Teacher: Ronadlo Menezes

    

  The seminar is open to all and held in the Olin Engineering Complex Auditorium (118 EC) every Friday at noon throughout the academic year.