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The routing topics include Advanced IP Addressing Management such as
VSLM and Route Summarization, EIGRP, Multi-area OSPF, IS-IS, BGP, and
Route Optimization including Redundancy, Symmetry, Load Balancing
and Redistribution. The switching topics will cover VLANs, STP, VTP, inter-
VLAN routing, redundancy, Quality of Service issues, campus LAN security,
and transparent LAN services. The course is associated with a set of lab
experiments that gives hands-on experience on network design, routing
techniques, and LAN switching protocols.
SE 547 USER INTERFACE ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
Credits: 3(3-1-0) Prerequisites: None
Current theory and design techniques concerning how user interfaces for
computer systems should be designed to be easy to learn and use. Focus
will be on cognitive factors such as the amount of learning required and
the information-processing load imposed on the user. The user-interface
development process. Introduction to methods for practicing user-centered
design including user and task analysis, user interface design principles and
testing using low-fidelity prototypes. Multimedia software design will also
be covered.
SE 549 ADVANCED ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Credits: 3(3-1-0) Prerequisites: None
Course that covers advanced topics in artificial intelligence. The target
audience for this course are primarily graduate students who are interested
in Artificial Intelligence or its applications to problems in other areas of
computer science (e.g. intelligent databases, information retrieval, program
synthesis, automated design, robotics). The course might also be of interest
to some graduate students in engineering, especially those interested
in applications of Intelligent Systems in Engineering (e.g., in distributed
design and manufacturing, power systems, etc.). Some chapters will be in
form of a Research Seminar
SE 551 DATA WAREHOUSING AND DATA MINING
Credits: 3(3-1-0) Prerequisites: None
This is an advanced course on IP routing and switching protocols. The
course will start by reviewing the basic routing and switching protocols.
Then more advanced topics in both routing and switching will be covered.
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