Computer Science

Douglas Lea, Chair
396 Shineman Center
315-312-2367
www.oswego.edu/computer-science/home

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The Computer Science program at Oswego combines theoretical foundations of computing  with project-based software development in all areas of the discipline.  Core and elective courses cover areas including program development, mathematics and formal methods, programming languages, data structures and algorithms, system programming, software design, parallel computing, artificial intelligence, game design, networking, security, graphics, web and cloud computing. 

Software Engineering

The Software Engineering program at Oswego shares core courses with the Computer Science program, but from there entails a curriculum focusing on software requirements, design, construction, testing, quality assurance, maintenance, configuration, engineering process management, and tools. The Software Engineering program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC) the global accreditor of college and university programs in applied and natural science, computing, engineering, and engineering technology.

Information Science

The Information Science program at Oswego focuses on Information technology and systems. Core and elective courses cover areas including information retrieval, management, communication, analysis and policy, application programming, and human computer interaction.

The Department of Computer Science cosponsors this program:

• Cognitive Science – BA Degree 
• Cognitive Science – BS Degree  
• Cognitive Science Minor   
• Linguistics Major (BA)  

Programs

Major

• •  Computer Science – BA Degree
• •  Computer Science – BS Degree
• •  Information Science – BA Degree
• •  Software Engineering - BS Degree

Minor

• •  Computer Science Minor
• •  Digital Humanities Minor
• •  Information Science Minor

Courses

Computer Science

• •  CSC 101 - Tools for Computing
• •  CSC 102 - Business Information Systems and Computing Tools
• •  CSC 103 - Computing Tools & Information Literacy for Educators
• •  CSC 120 - Introduction to Programming and Programming Languages
• •  CSC 212 - Principles of Programming
• •  CSC 221 - Foundations of Computer Science
• •  CSC 222 - Computer Organization and Programming
• •  CSC 241 - Abstract Data Types and Programming Methodology
• •  CSC 320 - Numerical Methods
• •  CSC 322 - Systems Programming
• •  CSC 326 - LaTeX
• •  CSC 332 - Cryptology
• •  CSC 333 - Privacy, Security, and Cryptology
• •  CSC 344 - Programming Languages
• •  CSC 350 - Computational Linguistics
• •  CSC 365 - Data Structures and Algorithms
• •  CSC 366 - Computational Models of Cognitive Processes
• •  CSC 375 - Parallel Computing
• •  CSC 380 - Software Engineering
• •  CSC 385 - Software Quality
• •  CSC 390 - Selected Topics in Computer Science
• •  CSC 416 - Artificial Intelligence Programming Languages
• •  CSC 420 - Graphical User Interfaces
• •  CSC 430 - Topics in Computer Games
• •  CSC 435 - Web Services
• •  CSC 436 - Software and Safety Requirements Engineering
• •  CSC 444 - Compiler Construction
• •  CSC 445 - Computer Networks
• •  CSC 454 - System Simulation and Virtual Worlds
• •  CSC 455 - Computer Game Programming
• •  CSC 457 - Introduction to Bioinformatics
• •  CSC 459 - Data Base Management Systems
• •  CSC 461 - Machine Learning
• •  CSC 466 - Artificial Intelligence and Heuristic Programming
• •  CSC 470 - Computer Graphics
• •  CSC 473 - Internet of Things (IOT)/Sensors
• •  CSC 474 - Image Processing
• •  CSC 480 - Software Design
• •  CSC 482 - Software Deployment
• •  CSC 490 - Selected Topics
• •  CSC 495 - Software Engineering Project Seminar I
• •  CSC 496 - Software Engineering Project Seminar II
• •  CSC 499 - Independent Study

Information Science

• •  ISC 105 - Introduction to Digital Humanities
• •  ISC 110 - Introduction to Information Science
• •  ISC 150 - Introduction to Scripting and Markup Languages
• •  ISC 215 - Business Programming and Data Analysis Tools
• •  ISC 220 - Information Storage and Retrieval
• •  ISC 250 - Programming Through Mobile App Development
• •  ISC 300 - Ethics and Social Policy in the Digital Age
• •  ISC 325 - Multimedia/Hypermedia Design and Authoring
• •  ISC 329 - Database Management Systems in Business
• •  ISC 330 - Telecommunications
• •  ISC 370 - Issues in Human-Computer Interaction
• •  ISC 390 - Topics in Information Science
• •  ISC 399 - Independent Study
• •  ISC 410 - Data Analytics
• •  ISC 471 - Introduction to Biomedical Information Systems
• •  ISC 484 - Software Entrepreneurship
• •  ISC 496 - Information Science Capstone Seminar
• •  ISC 498 - Internship in Information Science
• •  ISC 499 - Independent Study