Texas Southern University
Course description
Fundamental networking concepts and technologies, covering the layered approach to networks with detailed treatment of the OSI and TCP/IP models and their functions and services. Includes an overview of network devices, addressing schemes, and the transmission media used to carry data across a network.
Course description
Required capstone design course emphasizing independent study, project design, and development. Students submit a proposal for approval during the term preceding enrollment.
UW–Green Bay
Course description
Introductions to the fundamental types of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and their practical applications, Problem Solving by Searching, Adversarial Search, Constraint Satisfaction Problem, Neural Networks, Machine Learning, Decision Trees, Computer Vision, Reinforcement Learning, NLP, Implications of the use of AI.
Course description
Advanced object-oriented design and implementation in C++: class design, interfaces, abstraction, inheritance, polymorphism, memory management, templates, STL, exceptions, and design patterns. Includes substantial programming assignments and iterative design.
Course description
Foundations of cloud computing with hands-on projects using public cloud platforms. Topics include virtualization, containers, Kubernetes, cloud storage, security, monitoring, modern architectures (microservices, serverless, hybrid/multi-cloud), continuous integration and DevOps.
Course description
Discrete structures for computer science: sets, logic, proofs, functions and relations, counting, induction, graphs and trees, recurrences, and finite state machines.
Course description
Introduction to computing with an emphasis on web technologies. Covers HTML/CSS/JavaScript, modern website design, and basic programming concepts and problem solving.
Course description
Introduction to computing and internet with an emphasis on web technologies. Covers HTML/CSS/JavaScript, modern website development and design. Basic programming concepts, problem solving, and JavaScript in the Browser.
Clarkson University
Courses
- EE 262: Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming and Software Design (Fall 2018, Fall 2019)
- EE 260/360: Embedded Systems / Microprocessors (Spring 2019)
Responsibilities
Lab instructor and grader: quizzes, programming assignments, homework, and exams. Provided additional help outside regular class hours.