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CSC241 covers object oriented programming concepts like encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism and exception handling. Students will design and implement simple and multi-threaded applications. CSC392 focuses on more advanced software engineering topics like formal specification and verification methods, software architecture, testing, and documentation. CSC339 covers computer networks from the application layer to the data link layer using the TCP/IP model. Topics include client-server programming, protocols, routing, wireless networks, and network security. EEE440 aims to understand computer architecture components like the processor, memory, and I/O and how they interact. Students will study the MIPS assembly language and relate it to C. Labs use a MIPS simulator.

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CSC241 covers object oriented programming concepts like encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism and exception handling. Students will design and implement simple and multi-threaded applications. CSC392 focuses on more advanced software engineering topics like formal specification and verification methods, software architecture, testing, and documentation. CSC339 covers computer networks from the application layer to the data link layer using the TCP/IP model. Topics include client-server programming, protocols, routing, wireless networks, and network security. EEE440 aims to understand computer architecture components like the processor, memory, and I/O and how they interact. Students will study the MIPS assembly language and relate it to C. Labs use a MIPS simulator.

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Course Code CSC241

Course Title Object Oriented Programming


Course The course will help students to understand object oriented approach
Objectives by developing solutions for range of problems using object oriented
programming.
They will also design and implement simple and multi
threaded applications.

Course This course covers the concepts of object oriented programming


Outline paradigm, encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, abstract classes and
interfaces, overloading and overriding, exception handling, packages,
object-oriented design, event-driven programming,
recursion, use of stacks, queues and lists from API.

Course Code CSC392

Course Title Software Engineering II

Course The course will focus on more theoretical and advanced aspects of
Objectives software engineering.

Course Formal methods of software specification, construction and verification;


Outline Clean-room Software Engineering., Advanced topics like Component
Based Software Engineering; agile software development methods,
System modeling: Context models, interaction models, structural
models, behavioral models. Software architecture; Reengineering and
re-factoring; reusability; software estimation; quality assurance,
important part of this course; additional topics concerning the software engineering
industry may be added. Objective is to have an appreciation of the practical asp
principles and skills taught in this course and technical documentation
Software design principles and techniques: Object-oriented design
using the UML , Object Constraint Language OCL , Software Testing
principles and techniques: Development testing, test-driven
development, release testing, user testing, software standards are
Course Code CSC339

Course Title Computer Communication and Network

Course The course will cover computer networks in a top down manner
Objectives starting from the application layer to data link layer. The course will be
taught in the Internet perspective and will therefore cover the layers of
the TCP/IP suite.

Course Introduction and overview of internet, Client Server Programs, Access


Outline Networks and Physical Media. Concepts of Delay Loss and
Throughput: Queuing delay, End to End delay, throughput in Packet
switched Networks, Protocol layers and their service models.
Application Layer, Transport Layer, Network Layer, Link Layer and
Local area networks. Wireless and Mobile Networks. Security in
Computer Networks. Network Security and Management
This course covers an introduction to computer networks and layered
architectures: connectivity, topology, circuit and packet switching;
TCP/IP and ISO models; Application layer: C/S model, DNS, SMTP, FTP
and WWW; Socket programming and network security; Transport layer:
TCP and UDP; Network layer: internetworking, addressing and routing
algorithms and protocols; Data link layer: framing, flow and error control
protocols, PPP, MAC and LANs; Physical Layer: circuit switching,
coding, multiplexing and transmission media.

Course Code EEE440


Course Title Computer Architecture
Course Objectives Main objective is to understand what computer architecture is, including main
components of a computer system such as processor, memory, Input/Output (I/O) and how these
subsystems interact with each other to form a computational system. We will study the assembly
language and instruction formats of the MIPS processor and look at the relationship between
assembly language and a high level language such as C. The labs will mainly be based on using a
simulator for MIPS processor.
Course Fundamentals of computer design, the implementation of datapath and control of a
processor, power, cost, performance, instruction set principles, instruction and arithmetic
pipelines, dynamic and speculative execution, precise exception, memory hierarchy, multilevel
caches, virtual memory, storage and I/O, multi-cores, multiprocessors, and clusters pipelining,
multi-cycle implementation, cache memory, virtual memory and input/output subsystems. New
trends in computer architectures.

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