Description of Classes
Here you will find the list of all the currently available classes. Keep in mind some classes are taught only in the Spring or Fall Semester. Check the schedule for availability.
- CS 131L - Introduction
to Unix and the World Wide Web
Prof. Don McLaughlin's Spring 2007 CS 131 page: - CS 132L - Introduction
to Unix and the World Wide Web
Prof. Don McLaughlin's Spring 2007 CS 132 page: - CS 150L - Computing for Business Students
- CS 151L - Computer Programming Fundamentals for Non-Majors
- CS 152L - Computer Programming Fundamentals
- CS 190L - Topics in Computer Science for Non-Majors
- CS 241L- Data Organization
- CS 251L - Intermediate Programming
- CS 257L - Nonimperative Programming
- CS 259L - Data Structures with Java
- CS 261 - Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science (formerly CS201)
- CS 293 - Social and Ethical Issues in Computing
- CS 341L - Introduction to Computing Systems
- CS 351L - Design of Large Programs
- CS 361L - Data Structures and Algorithms I
- CS 362 - Data Structures and Algorithms II (formerly CS461)
- CS 365 - Introduction to Scientific Modeling
- CS 375 - Introduction to Numerical Computing
- CS 390 - Topics in Computer Science for Non-Majors- Undergraduate
- CS 394 - Computer Generated Imagery and Animation
- CS 401 - Theoretical Foundations of Computer Science
- CS 405 - Linear and Integer Programming
- CS 422 - Introduction to Image and Pattern Analysis
- CS 423 - Introduction to Complex Adaptive Systems
- CS 427 - Artificial Intelligence
- CS 429 - Introduction to Machine Learning
- CS 527 - Artificial Intelligence
- CS 433 - Computer Graphics
- CS 438 - The Science of Intelligent Systems
- CS 439L - The Science of Intelligent Systems Laboratory
- CS 441 - Modern Computer Architecture
- CS 442 - Introduction to Parallel Processing
- CS 451 - Programming Paradigms
- CS 452 - Simulation
- CS 453 - Topics in Program Correctness
- CS 454 - Compiler Construction
- CS 460 - Software Engineering
- CS 464 - Introduction to Database Management
- CS 471 - Introduction to Scientific Computing
- CS 481 - Operating Systems Principles
- CS 484 - Unix Administration and Tools
- CS 485 - Computer Networks
- CS 491 - Special Topics - Undergraduate
- CS 492 - Introduction to Computers in Manufacturing
- CS 494 - Advanced Topics in Computer Generated Imaging
- CS 499 - Individual Study - Undergraduate
- CS 500 - Introduction to the Theory of Computation
- CS 504 - Algorithm Heuristics
- CS 506 - Computational Geometry
- CS 509 - Parallel Algorithms
- CS 510 - Randomized Algorithms
- CS 522 - Introduction to Image and Pattern Analysis
- CS 528 - Advanced Topics in Artificial Intelligence
- CS 530 - Geometric and Probabilistic Methods in Computer Science
- CS 531 - Pattern Recognition
- CS 532 - Computer Vision
- CS 534 - Advanced Computer Graphics
- CS 537 - Automated Reasoning
- CS 547 - Neural Networks
- CS 550 - Programming Languages and Systems
- CS 551 - Individual Study - Graduate
- CS 553 - Topics in Program Correctness
- CS 554 - Compiler Construction
- CS 555 - Advanced Topics in Compiler Construction
- CS 557 - Selected Topics in Numerical Analysis
- CS 561 - Data Structures and Algorithms
- CS 564 - Introduction to Database Management
- CS 565 - Topics in Database Management
- CS 567 - Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction
- CS 571 - Quantum Computation
- CS 575 - Introductory Numerical Analysis: Numerical Linear Algebra
- CS 576 - Intro. Numerical Analysis: Approximation & Differential Equations
- CS 580 - The Specification of Software Systems
- CS 581 - Fundamentals of Software Testing
- CS 583 - Object-Oriented Testing
- CS 585 - Computer Networks
- CS 587 - Advanced Operating Systems
- CS 590 - Topics in Computer Science for Non-Majors-Graduate
- CS 591 - Special Topics - Graduate
- CS 592 - Colloquium
- CS 599 - Master’ Thesis
- CS 601 - Mathematical Theory of Formal Languages
- CS 609 - Advanced Parallel Algorithms
- CS 603 - Computability Theory
- CS 640 - Fault Tolerant Computers
- CS 650 - Reading and Research
- CS 691 - Seminar in Computer Science
- CS 699 - Dissertation
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University of New Mexico
Department of Computer Science
Mail stop: MSC01 1130
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001
Department of Computer Science
Mail stop: MSC01 1130
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001
