Courses

This course is the study of the physiological and chemical factors involved in the absorption and metabolism of food nutrients and how these factors apply to normal nutrition.

An advanced programming course with an emphasis on object-oriented methodologies and concepts for solving complex business problems. This in-depth study of program data structures, algorithms, design patterns, and best practices in software development includes advanced elements from object-oriented programming languages.

Object-oriented programming concepts in C++ including templates, multiple inheritance, const correctness. Types, streams, containers, references, pointers, iterators, operator overloading, evolution of C++ in C++11/14/17/20, using the Standard Template Library (STL). Current techniques and tools for software development in C++: unit testing, compilation, version control using git, linters.

Object-oriented programming concepts in C++ including templates, multiple inheritance, const correctness. Types, streams, containers, references, pointers, iterators, lambdas, operator overloading, evolution of C++ in C++11/14/17/20, using the Standard Template Library (STL). Current techniques and tools for software development in C++: unit testing, compilation, version control using git, numerical libraries, linters, and generating documentation from annotated C++ sources. CS 500L.

An in-depth study of the historical setting and the biblical contents of the Old Testament books of the Bible. The study will include the literary criticism of various sections of the Book.

This course is designed for extended high level skills training for coping with hazards of the roadway traffic environment. Topics include hazard perception, emergency maneuvers, and skid control and recovery. Upon completion, students should demonstrate perceptual skills for recognition of potential hazards as well as the manipulative skills needed to handle the vehicle in an emergency.

This course is designed for extended high level skills training for coping with hazards of the roadway-traffic environment. Topics include hazard perception, emergency maneuvers, and skid control and recovery. Upon completion the student should demonstrate perceptual skills for recognition of potential hazards as well as the manipulative skills needed to handle the vehicle in an emergency. CORE

Advanced concepts in operating systems. Topics include operating systems architectures and constructions; scheduling, communication and synchronization of parallel systems; virtual memory management, file systems, protection and security, operating system extension techniques, fault tolerance and recovery, and systems programming.

Issues related to shared memory multiprocessors, multicore computers, clusters, grids and clouds. Concurrency and distributed process coordination. Introduction to network communication issues and systems such as client- server, peer-to-peer, and transaction based.

This course introduces students to advanced Operating Systems techniques and related system architecture concepts. Students will examine how Operating Systems retain parameters set during installation and customization as well as the basic strategies used in Operating System security. Students will use advanced command-line tools to discover and modify settings within the Operating System and will use advanced scripting techniques to parse data within Operating System's files.