This course covers some of the basic graph algorithms used to solve real problems that arise frequently in computer science. The purpose of this course is to study new techniques in the theoretical design of local area networks, as well as to gain practical experience in the installation, maintenance, and management of LAN networks. Furthermore, SNMP management techniques are also investigated. This course studies the techniques used to develop expert systems. Knowledge representation schemes and the languages utilizing those schemes are analyzed.
Students review several classical expert systems and discuss the current state of the art.
Contrasts are made among procedure-oriented languages. This course is a continuation of Computer Graphics I, CSC 7160. Then, an extensive study of the mathematics of 3-dimensional projective geometry is conducted. This course focuses on the development of Windows application. The Windows application program interface is used to create a file browser application.