Faculty : Faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences
School : Computer Science and Engineering
Prerequisit Course :
Credit Hours : 1.00
Offered For : Under Graduate
Course Description :
Practical implementation of the course material of CSE 324; IoT projects; microcontrollers and/or Arduino projects.
CSE326 - Analysis and Design of Algorithms
Faculty : Faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences
School : Computer Science and Engineering
Prerequisit Course : CSE312 and CSE317
Credit Hours : 3.00
Offered For : Under Graduate
Course Description :
Different asymptotic notations such as big-O, big-theta; basic paradigms for designing an algorithm; greedy algorithms; divide-and-conquer algorithms; dynamic programming; basic sorting and searching algorithms with their analyses such as quick and merge sorts and hashing; preliminary introduction to complexity classes such as P and NP and the question whether they are equal.
CSE328 - Computer Networks
Faculty : Faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences
School : Computer Science and Engineering
Prerequisit Course : CSE311
Credit Hours : 2.00
Offered For : Under Graduate
Course Description :
Introduction to computer networks; network layering models; different layers of the protocol stack; OSI and TCP/IP layering models; application layer protocols; transport layer protocols; network layer protocols; data link layer protocols; physical layer protocols; current topics in networking such as wireless mobile networks and network security.
CSE329 - Computer Networks lab
Faculty : Faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences
School : Computer Science and Engineering
Prerequisit Course :
Credit Hours : 1.00
Offered For : Under Graduate
Course Description :
Practical implementation of the course material of CSE 328; network projects; network protocols.
CSE411 - Cryptography
Faculty : Faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences
School : Computer Science and Engineering
Prerequisit Course : MTH211 and CSE312
Credit Hours : 3.00
Offered For : Under Graduate
Course Description :
Definition of perfect and computational secrecy; one-way functions; computational number theory; random sequences and generators; symmetric and asymmetric cryptosystems; identification systems and digital signatures; zero-knowledge proofs; advanced topics such as elliptic curves and quantum cryptography.
