Computer Science Software Engineering - Case Western Reserve University

Computer Science Software Engineering from Case Western Reserve University is a Campus Bachelor Computer Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. Computer Science (CS) majors can use their electives to form concentrations in areas related to CS. The BS/CS program has 5 technical electives and 4 open electives and the BA/CS program has many more electives which gives the student considerable flexibility. This document lists a number of possible concentration areas together with courses in each area. Some of these courses are required for CS majors because they need at least some background in many of the listed areas. Taking additional courses in an area will give them additional background in the area. Normally a student will not take all of the courses listed for an area, but rather only those courses which best meet his/her educational objectives. Thus, this document is intended to help CS majors formulate programs of study that will meet their education objectives, recognizing that these objectives may change as students progress though the programs. Software Engineering EECS 290 Introduction to Computer Game Design EECS 325/425 Computer Networks I EECS 337 Compiler Design (Required) EECS 338 Operating Systems (Required) EECS 341 Introduction to Database Systems (Required) EECS 345 Programming Language Concepts (Required for BS) EECS 393 Software Engineering (Required for BS) EECS 396L Special Topics: Advanced Game Development Project EECS 423 Distributed Systems EECS 430 Object-Oriented Software Development EECS 431 Software Engineering EECS 444 Computer Security View more details on Case Western Reserve University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Computer Engineering courses.