1. Welcome to Computer Science Ralph Hilzer Computer Science Department Interim Chair

2. Faculty Dr. Bob Britton Dr. Bob Britton Dr. Melody Stapleton Dr. Melody Stapleton Dr. Renee Renner Dr. Renee Renner Dr. Benjoe Juliano Dr. Benjoe Juliano Dr. Judy Challinger Dr. Judy Challinger Dr. Tyson Henry Dr. Tyson Henry Dr. Orlando Madrigal Dr. Orlando Madrigal Prof. Ralph Hilzer Prof. Ralph Hilzer Dr. Clarke Steinback Dr. Clarke Steinback Dr. Len Fisk Dr. Len Fisk Prof. Clem Luk Prof. Clem Luk Prof. Rick Vertolli Prof. Rick Vertolli Dr. Anne Keuneke Dr. Anne Keuneke

3. Fall 2006 Enrollment Full-Time Equivalent Students Full-Time Equivalent Students (FTES) – 231 Total Undergraduate Majors – 380 Total Undergraduate Majors – 380 Total Graduate Majors – 80 Total Graduate Majors – 80 Distance Enrollments – 104 Distance Enrollments – 104

4. Advisors Computer Science Graduate Advisor – Ralph Hilzer Computer Science Graduate Advisor – Ralph Hilzer Computer Science Undergraduate Advisors– Computer Science Undergraduate Advisors– Dr. Judy Challinger A-Bi Dr. Judy Challinger A-Bi Dr. Renee RennerBj-C Dr. Renee RennerBj-C Dr. Seung-Bae ImD-Hal Dr. Seung-Bae ImD-Hal Dr. Melody StapletonHam-Ki Dr. Melody StapletonHam-Ki Dr. Anne KeunekeKj-Mac Dr. Anne KeunekeKj-Mac Dr. Benjoe JulianoMad-Or Dr. Benjoe JulianoMad-Or Prof. Clement LukOs-S Prof. Clement LukOs-S Prof Moaty FayekT-Z Prof Moaty FayekT-Z Computer Information Systems Advisor – Dr. Len Fisk Computer Information Systems Advisor – Dr. Len Fisk Applied Computer Graphics Advisor – Dr. Clarke Steinback/Prof Rick Vertolli Applied Computer Graphics Advisor – Dr. Clarke Steinback/Prof Rick Vertolli

5. Areas of Coverage Computer Theory Computer Theory Computer Architecture Computer Architecture Computer Graphics Computer Graphics Artificial Intelligence Artificial Intelligence Programming Languages Programming Languages Database and File Systems Database and File Systems Software Engineering Software Engineering Operating Systems/Networks Operating Systems/Networks Simulation Simulation

6. Undergraduate Majors Computer Science (CSCI) Computer Science (CSCI) Systems Option Systems Option General Option General Option Graphics Option Graphics Option Math/Science Option Math/Science Option Computer Information Systems (CINS) Computer Information Systems (CINS) Minor emphasis on Business (Business Minor) Minor emphasis on Business (Business Minor) Major emphasis on Computers Major emphasis on Computers Applied Computer Graphics (APCG) Applied Computer Graphics (APCG) Technical Option Technical Option Production Option Production Option

7. CS – Math/Science Option 2 years of engineering calculus through differential equations 2 years of engineering calculus through differential equations 1 and ½ years of Physics 1 and ½ years of Physics Several additional math courses – close to a double major in math and computer science Several additional math courses – close to a double major in math and computer science Typical Employers Typical Employers Lawrence Livermore Labs Lawrence Livermore Labs Lockheed/Martin Lockheed/Martin Naval Weapons Center, China Lake Naval Weapons Center, China Lake

8. Math/Sciences Option JC Transferable Courses Lower-Division General Education Lower-Division General Education MA-120, Analytical Geom & Calculus I MA-120, Analytical Geom & Calculus I MA-121, Analytical Geom & Calculus II MA-121, Analytical Geom & Calculus II MA-220, Analytical Geom & Calculus III MA-220, Analytical Geom & Calculus III MA-260, Elementary Differential Equations MA-260, Elementary Differential Equations PHYS-204A, Mechanics PHYS-204A, Mechanics PHYS-204B, Electricity and Magnitism PHYS-204B, Electricity and Magnitism PHYS-204C, Heat/Wave Motion/Sound/Light PHYS-204C, Heat/Wave Motion/Sound/Light CHEM-111, General Chemistry CHEM-111, General Chemistry MA-317, Discrete Math MA-317, Discrete Math MA-335, Linear Algebra MA-335, Linear Algebra CSCI-111, Programming and Algorithms I CSCI-111, Programming and Algorithms I CSCI-112, Programming and Algorithms II CSCI-112, Programming and Algorithms II CSCI-221, Assembly Language CSCI-221, Assembly Language

9. CS – Systems/General Options One year of calculus One year of calculus One year of physics One year of physics Systems and General differ only in four courses in the junior and senior years Systems and General differ only in four courses in the junior and senior years Systems requires the following courses Systems requires the following courses CSCI-448 Survey of Computer Security CSCI-448 Survey of Computer Security CSCI-540 Multi User Operating Systems CSCI-540 Multi User Operating Systems CSCI-542 Systems Design CSCI-542 Systems Design CSCI-547 Computer Networks CSCI-547 Computer Networks Whereas General requires 4 Computer Science electives in their place. Whereas General requires 4 Computer Science electives in their place. Typical Employers Typical Employers HP, Microsoft, Sun Microsystems, IBM, INTEL, Cisco, etc. HP, Microsoft, Sun Microsystems, IBM, INTEL, Cisco, etc.

10. Systems/General Option JC Transferable Courses Lower-Division General Education Lower-Division General Education MA-120, Analytical Geom & Calculus I MA-120, Analytical Geom & Calculus I MA-121, Analytical Geom & Calculus II MA-121, Analytical Geom & Calculus II PHYS-204A, Mechanics PHYS-204A, Mechanics PHYS-204B, Electricity and Magnetism PHYS-204B, Electricity and Magnetism MA-317, Discrete Math MA-317, Discrete Math CSCI-111, Programming and Algorithms I CSCI-111, Programming and Algorithms I CSCI-112, Programming and Algorithms II CSCI-112, Programming and Algorithms II CSCI-221, Assembly Language CSCI-221, Assembly Language

11. CS – Graphics Option Similar to Systems and General options Similar to Systems and General options The General option elective courses become Graphics courses and a couple more Applied Computer Graphics courses are added to the program The General option elective courses become Graphics courses and a couple more Applied Computer Graphics courses are added to the program Typical Employers – Same as Systems/General Option Typical Employers – Same as Systems/General Option

12. Graphics Option JC Transferable Courses Lower-Division General Education Lower-Division General Education MA-120, Analytical Geom & Calculus I MA-120, Analytical Geom & Calculus I MA-121, Analytical Geom & Calculus II MA-121, Analytical Geom & Calculus II PHYS-204A, Mechanics PHYS-204A, Mechanics PHYS-204B, Electricity and Magnetism PHYS-204B, Electricity and Magnetism MA-317, Discrete Math MA-317, Discrete Math APCG-110, Computer Assisted Art I APCG-110, Computer Assisted Art I APCG-112, Digital Photography or APCG-112, Digital Photography or APCG 117, Concept Design and Storyboarding CSCI-111, Programming and Algorithms I CSCI-111, Programming and Algorithms I CSCI-112, Programming and Algorithms II CSCI-112, Programming and Algorithms II CSCI-221, Assembly Language CSCI-221, Assembly Language

13. Computer Information Systems No engineering calculus or engineering physics is required No engineering calculus or engineering physics is required Students take one semester of Survey of Calculus Students take one semester of Survey of Calculus Business minor is required Business minor is required Computer courses can be very similar to Computer Science computer courses Computer courses can be very similar to Computer Science computer courses

14. Computer Information Stysems JC Transferable Courses Lower-Division General Education Lower-Division General Education MA-109, Survey of Calculus (Business Calculus) MA-109, Survey of Calculus (Business Calculus) MA-105, Statistics MA-105, Statistics ECON-103, Principals of Micro Analysis – GE Area D1 ECON-103, Principals of Micro Analysis – GE Area D1 ACCT-201, Introduction to Financial Accounting ACCT-201, Introduction to Financial Accounting ACCT-202, Introduction to Managerial Accounting ACCT-202, Introduction to Managerial Accounting CSCI-110, Introduction to Applications Programming or CSCI-110, Introduction to Applications Programming or CSCI-144, Introduction to UNIX Operating Systems CSCI-111, Programming and Algorithms I CSCI-111, Programming and Algorithms I CSCI-112, Programming and Algorithms II CSCI-112, Programming and Algorithms II CSCI-221, Assembly Language CSCI-221, Assembly Language

15. Associated Majors Computer Engineering (EECE) Computer Engineering (EECE) Heavy Calculus/Physics similar to Math/Science Heavy Calculus/Physics similar to Math/Science Emphasis on Hardware Emphasis on Hardware Management Information Systems (MINS) Management Information Systems (MINS) Major emphasis on Business Major emphasis on Business Minor emphasis on Computers Minor emphasis on Computers

16. Lower-Division GE – Area A Skills A1 Oral Communication A1 Oral Communication A2 Academic Writing (Eng 130) A2 Academic Writing (Eng 130) A3 Critical Thinking A3 Critical Thinking A4 Mathematics (Math 120, Analytical Geom & Calc I) A4 Mathematics (Math 120, Analytical Geom & Calc I)

17. Lower-Division GE – Area B Science B1 – Science (PHYS-204A, Mechanics) B1 – Science (PHYS-204A, Mechanics) B2 – Life Forms B2 – Life Forms

18. Lower-Division GE – Area C Arts and Humanities HIST-130 – U.S. History HIST-130 – U.S. History Select any two of the following three areas Select any two of the following three areas Area C1 – Arts Area C1 – Arts Area C2 – Languages and Literature Area C2 – Languages and Literature Area C3 – Philosophy, Religion, and Humanities Area C3 – Philosophy, Religion, and Humanities

19. Lower-Division GE – Area D Behavioral and Social Science POLS-155, Political Science POLS-155, Political Science Select any two of the following three areas Select any two of the following three areas Area D1 – Individual and Society Area D1 – Individual and Society Area D2 – Political and Economic Institutions Area D2 – Political and Economic Institutions Area D3 – Cultural and Social Institutions Area D3 – Cultural and Social Institutions

20. Lower-Division GE – Area E Area E – Lifelong Learning Area E – Lifelong Learning

21. Ethnic and Non-Western Requirements Certain Area C, D, and E courses are labeled with: Certain Area C, D, and E courses are labeled with: Eth – Indicating the course is an ethnic course Eth – Indicating the course is an ethnic course NW – Indicating the course is a non-western course NW – Indicating the course is a non-western course When you are satisfying your area C, D, and E requirements be sure to select one ethnic course and one non-western course When you are satisfying your area C, D, and E requirements be sure to select one ethnic course and one non-western course You may be able to satisfy ethnic and non- western requirements in the upper-division GE, but this is very difficult for CSCI/CINS majors You may be able to satisfy ethnic and non- western requirements in the upper-division GE, but this is very difficult for CSCI/CINS majors

22. Upper-Division GE Theme A – American Identities and Cultures Theme A – American Identities and Cultures Theme B – Contemporary Health Issues Theme B – Contemporary Health Issues Theme C – Cross-Cultural Exploration Theme C – Cross-Cultural Exploration Theme D – Environmental Issues Theme D – Environmental Issues Theme E – Ethics and Social Policy Theme E – Ethics and Social Policy Theme F – Gender Perspectives Theme F – Gender Perspectives Theme G – Global Issues Theme G – Global Issues Theme H – Honors Theme H – Honors Theme I – Mexico and Central America Theme I – Mexico and Central America Theme J – Minds, Brains, and Machines Theme J – Minds, Brains, and Machines Theme M – Science, Technology, and Society *** CSCI Theme*** Theme M – Science, Technology, and Society *** CSCI Theme*** Theme N – War and Peace in the Nuclear Age Theme N – War and Peace in the Nuclear Age Theme O – Women’s Issues Theme O – Women’s Issues Theme Q – International Studies Abroad: London, Italy, France, Spain Theme Q – International Studies Abroad: London, Italy, France, Spain Theme R – Global Music, Culture, and Technology Theme R – Global Music, Culture, and Technology Theme S – Wealth, Power, and Inequality Theme S – Wealth, Power, and Inequality Theme T – The Child Theme T – The Child Theme U – Catastrophe and Humanity Theme U – Catastrophe and Humanity

23. Theme Selection CINS and APCG majors can select any theme CINS and APCG majors can select any theme CSCI options should select Theme M because: CSCI options should select Theme M because: CSCI-301, Computer’s Impact on Society is required for the major and can be double counted as one of the Theme M and Theme J courses CSCI-301, Computer’s Impact on Society is required for the major and can be double counted as one of the Theme M and Theme J courses Accreditation requires that you take one more natural science course than the courses already in the program. Students normally take that additional course in their upper-division GE. Most themes do not have an acceptable natural science course but Theme M does. Accreditation requires that you take one more natural science course than the courses already in the program. Students normally take that additional course in their upper-division GE. Most themes do not have an acceptable natural science course but Theme M does.

24. Student Organizations Society of Women Engineers (SWE) Society of Women Engineers (SWE) Women in Computing (WIC) Women in Computing (WIC) Computer Science LINUX User’s Group (CSLUG) Computer Science LINUX User’s Group (CSLUG) Association of Computing Machinery (ACM) Association of Computing Machinery (ACM) Upsilon Pi Epsilon – Computer Science Honorary Society Upsilon Pi Epsilon – Computer Science Honorary Society Intelligent Systems Group Intelligent Systems Group McLeod Institute of Simulation Sciences McLeod Institute of Simulation Sciences

25. Assistance Courses CSCI-117, one unit programming problem solving session in support of CSCI-111 – Programming and Algorithms I CSCI-117, one unit programming problem solving session in support of CSCI-111 – Programming and Algorithms I CSCI-118, one unit programming problem solving session in support of CSCI-112 – Programming and Algorithms II CSCI-118, one unit programming problem solving session in support of CSCI-112 – Programming and Algorithms II

26. Tutoring UPE in OCNL-136 UPE in OCNL-136 Other Computer Science Clubs/Organizations are in OCNL-211 Other Computer Science Clubs/Organizations are in OCNL-211

27. Internships One semester at IBM, Hewlett Packard, CISCO, Microsoft, etc. or locally at companies such as SunGard BiTech One semester at IBM, Hewlett Packard, CISCO, Microsoft, etc. or locally at companies such as SunGard BiTech Must have completed CSCI-311 Algorithms and Data Structures Must have completed CSCI-311 Algorithms and Data Structures Pay is good (close to that of new hires) Pay is good (close to that of new hires)

28. Distance Learning Program Distance Programs: Distance Programs: Bachelor’s in Computer Science Bachelor’s in Computer Science Master’s in Computer Science Master’s in Computer Science Delivered in archived format over WebCT Delivered in archived format over WebCT Self Paced Self Paced Primarily oriented towards industry Primarily oriented towards industry

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