CS 6320 File and Database Systems 3 semester hours Development and application of databases with emphasis on topologies, normalization, and queries. An advanced study into the development and implementation of computer graphics. The course will cover windowing, shear, transformations, fractals, shading, and animation. Issues include topologies, error detection and correction, LAN, ISO models, and protocols. Modern methods of software design development and implementation.
Emphasis is placed on application system generators and very high level programming languages.
Introduction to different types of computer hardware and operating systems software at both the microcomputer and large system level. Students will work with both the DEC VAX and a representative micro computer and their operating systems. A seminar based approach to advanced computer science topics. May be repeated for credit as topics change. Consent of the Graduate Program Director is required.