Course Descriptions for the Computer & Information Systems Department

INFS3450 - Quan Analy For Inf Sys Prof
Fall 2012

This course provides the student with applications of discrete analytic methods in software design and development, programming, networks and data communication, operating systems and computer hardware, database design and implementation, and network security. Topics include sets, Boolean logic, logic statements and rules, functions, relations, foundations of relational databases, directed and undirected graphs, shortest path determination, programming language documentation, number systems, code sets (like ASCII, Unicode, ISO standards), and searching algorithms.
Prerequisites: INFS1020 or INFS1050 and STAT2110
3 Credits

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INFS3450-A Quan Analy For Inf Sys Prof
0/1     Credits: 3 Days: R
       Location: Moon Room: Hale Center 102
    Time: 02:00-04:50 pm Instructor: Draus
    Session: 1 (08/28 - 12/16/17) Term: Fall 2017
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      Prerequisites: INFS1020 and MATH2040 or STAT2110