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Curriculum Both Computer Science and Software Engineering degrees begin with
a Freshman Seminar course designed to introduce first year students
to the fields of computer science and software engineering, the
research of department faculty, and to professionals in the field.
The students are introduced to programming and calculus in their
first year. In the sophomore year students study discrete structures,
assembly language, and database management. Students build on their
programming knowledge with a full year of data structures and analysis
of algorithms. In upper division courses students branch into areas
such as software engineering, operating systems, programming languages,
artificial intelligence, database management, networking, computer
architecture, and the theoretical foundations of computing. Worksheets from previous catalogs
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