Computer Science Courses

The table includes course syllabus, prerequisites, and tentative rotation schedule to assist you in planning your schedule.

Department of Computer Science – Advising

Check the Department of Computer Science course rotation schedule (subject to change).

Refer to the current undergraduate catalog and graduate catalog for course descriptions and prerequisites.

All courses have prerequisites that must be completed before starting the next course, most with a grade of 'C' or better.

Advising questions and registration issues

If you have any advising questions or registration issues, please contact your advisor. Your advisor must approve your request before sending it to our administrative assistant, Ms. Morgan Sullinger, at mcsullinger@semo.edu. She will only honor and reply to emails supported by the advisor.

When you have advising or registration questions/requests, send an email from your Southeast email address with the following information:

First and last name
S0 number
Course Number, Section, and CRN
Planned Graduation semester and year
Major
Advisor name <Remember to forward your advisor’s email>
Detailed explanation of your issue

Legend

C = Core
E = Elective
X = Regular 16 weeks
X1 = First 8 weeks
X2 = Second 8 weeks
A = Offered as needed (Summer is 8 weeks)

Course Rotation

Computer Science (CS)

#	Title	Type	Fall	Spring	Summer
CS 101	Introduction to Computer Programming.	C	X	X
CS 155	Computer Science I.	C	X	X	A
CS 173	Introduction to Game Development.	C	X
CS 207	Video Game Theory.	C		X
CS 245	Discrete Structures I.	C	X	X
CS 265	Computer Science II.	C	X	X	A
CS 288	Computer System and Assembly Language.	C	X	X
CS 300	Computer Science III.	C	X	X	A
CS 345	Discrete Structures II.	C	X
CS 350	Analysis of Algorithms.	C	X	X
CS 351	C and the Posix Environment.	C	X	X
CS 373	Game Programming I.	C		X
CS 380	Computer Operating Systems.	C	X	X
CS 390	Programming Languages.	C	X	X
CS 402	Coding Interview Preparation.	E
CS 404	Mixed Reality Game Development With HCI.	C		X SP28
CS 405	Rapid Game Prototyping.	C	X
CS 433	Data Analytics.	C		X
CS 440	Database.	C	X	X	A
CS 445	Software Engineering I.	C	X	X	A
CS 448	Blockchain Programming.	E
CS 453	Machine Learning.	C	X
CS 455	Topics in Applications Programming.	E
CS 461	Parallel and Distributed Computing.	C		X
CS 465	Surveying Game Users.	C	X
CS 469	Development of Educational and Serious Games.	C		X
CS 473	Game Programming II.	C		X SP27
CS 480	Data Communications.	C	X	X
CS 481	Problems in Computer Science.	E
CS 482	Problems in Computer Science.	E
CS 483	Problems in Computer Science.	E
CS 485	Internship in Computer Science.	E	X	X	A
CS 491	Independent Study.	E
CS 492	Independent Study.	E
CS 493	Independent Study.	E
CS 495	Senior Seminar.	E
CS 499	Capstone Experience.	C	X	X
CS 500	Fundamentals of Programming.	C	X1	X1
CS 503	Fundamentals of Computing.	C	X1	X1
CS 505	Data Mining.	C	X2	X2	A
CS 506	Distributed Cloud Computing.	C	X2	X2	A
CS 533	Mobile Computing.	C	X1	X1	A
CS 560	Computer Architecture.	E
CS 566	Software Analysis & Testing.	E
CS 567	Software Supply Chain.	E
CS 575	Advanced Web Development.	E
CS 580	Advanced Robotics.	E
CS 581	Advanced Network Programming.	E
CS 585	Formal Systems and Modeling.	E
CS 591	Advanced Artificial Intelligence.	C	X2	X2	A
CS 602	Coding Interview Preparation.	E
CS 603	Introduction to Data Analytics.	E	X1	X1
CS 605	Research Methods.	C	X1	X1	A
CS 609	Advanced Programming Languages.	C	X1	X1	A
CS 612	Simulation and Modeling for Computing.	E
CS 630	Current Topics in Human Computer Interactions.	C	X1	X1	A
CS 631	Advanced Software Engineering.	E		X2	A
CS 632	Emerging and Converging Technologies and Computing.	E
CS 633	Digital Signal and Image Processing.	E
CS 634	Machine Learning.	E	X2	X2
CS 640	Advanced Database Systems.	E	X2	X2
CS 645	Internet of Things.	E
CS 648	Blockchain Programming.	E
CS 650	Theory of Computation.	E
CS 653	Special Topics.	A	X	X	A
CS 680	Emerging Wireless Techniques.	E
CS 690	Graduate Project.	C	X1	X1
CS 691	Independent Study.	E
CS 693	Independent Study.	E
CS 695	Seminar I.	E
CS 696	Seminar II.	E
CS 697	Thesis Research I.	A	X	X	A
CS 698	Thesis Research II.	A	X	X	A
CS 699	Internship.	A	X	X	A

Cybersecurity (CY)

#	Title	Type	Fall	Spring	Summer
CY 101	Fundamentals of Cybersecurity.	E
CY 201	Introduction to Cybersecurity.	C	X	X	A
CY 310	Information Security and Assurance.	C	X		A
CY 320	Access Control.	C	X	X	A
CY 410	Web Applications Security.	C	X	X
CY 420	Computer Forensics.	C	X	X	A
CY 440	Cloud Computing.	C	X
CY 450	Introduction to Cyber Operations.	C		X
CY 453	Special Topics in Cybersecurity.	E
CY 501	Introduction to Cybersecurity.	C	X1	X1	A
CY 510	Information Security and Assurance.	C	X1	X1
CY 520	Information Security in Systems Administration.	C	X2		A
CY 530	Computer Network Security and Defense.	C	X1	X1	A
CY 610	Web Application Security.	E
CY 620	Advanced Computer Forensics.	C	X2	X2	A
CY 630	Hardware Security.	E
CY 640	Security of Critical Infrastructure.	E
CY 643	Independent Study.	E
CY 650	Legal, Risk and Compliance for Security.	E
CY 653	Special Topics in Cybersecurity.	E
CY 655	Research Methods in Cybersecurity.	E
CY 660	Cyber Operations.	E
CY 662	Ethical Hacking.	E
CY 670	Secure Operating Environments.	E
CY 690	Graduate Project.	C	X1	X1
CY 691	Thesis Research I.	E	X	X	A
CY 692	Thesis Research II.	E	X	X	A

Information Systems (IS)

#	Title	Type	Fall	Spring	Summer
IS 145	Introduction to Web Development.	C	X	X
IS 175	Computer Information Systems I.	C	X	X
IS 245	Web Development and Security.	C	X	X	A
IS 275	Computer Information Systems II.	C	X	X
IS 299	Security in Data Protocols.	C		X	A
IS 340	Information Technology.	C	X
IS 360	Mobile Application Develpment.	C		X
IS 420	Human Computer Interaction.	C		X	A
IS 440	Web Design for Electronic Commerce.	C		X
IS 448	IS/IT Project Management.	C	X
IS 465	Management Support Systems.	C		X
IS 575	IS/IT Strategy and Management.	E

University Studies (IU)

#	Title	Type	Fall	Spring	Summer
IU 315	Ethics in the Cyber World.	C		X	A

Telecommunications and Networking (TN)

#	Title	Type	Fall	Spring	Summer
N 100	Introduction to Computer Networking I.	E
TN 254	Fiber Optics and Network Communications.	E
TN 255	IT Specialist.	E
TN 275	Introduction to Networks.	C	X	X
TN 295	Firewall Management.	C	X	X	A
TN 375	Routing and Switching Essentials.	C	X	X
TN 395	Virtual Infrastructure Management.	C		X
TN 425	Wireless Communication and Mobile Data Networks.	E
TN 435	Network Security.	C		X
TN 475	Scaling Networks.	C		X
TN 485	Network Operations I.	C	X
TN 495	Network Operations II.	C		X
TN 562	Networking I.	E	X	X
TN 563	Connecting Networks.	C	X
TN 564	Telecommunications and Networking II.	E	X
TN 565	Network Management.	C		X
TN 566	IP Telephony.	C	X
TN 625	Wireless Communications and Mobile Data Networks.	C	X
TN 635	Network Security.	C		X