• CSCI 4560: Robotics I

  3.00 Credits

  Austin Peay State University

  
  Prerequisite: CSCI 3250, MATH 1910; Corequisite: CSCI 4562;Description: An introduction to software development for intelligent robots capable of acting independently. Students will work with simulators and real robots. Topics include robotic operating systems and programming, sensors, control, and computer vision.
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• CSCI 4561: Robotics II

  3.00 Credits

  Austin Peay State University

  
  Prerequisite: CSCI 4560 and 4562; Corequisite: CSCI 4563;Description: A continuation of CSCI 4560. More advanced robotics systems will be developed. Topics will include sensor fusion, localization, mapping, planning, and cooperation among robots.
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• CSCI 4562: Robotics I Lab

  1.00 Credits

  Austin Peay State University

  
  Prerequisite: CSCI 3250, MATH 1910; Corequisite: CSCI 4560;Description: This is the lab component of CSCI 4560. An introduction to softwaredevelopment for intelligent robots capable of acting independently. Students willwork with simulators and real robots. Topics include robotic operating systemsand programming, sensors, control, and computer vision.
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• CSCI 4563: Robotics II Lab

  1.00 Credits

  Austin Peay State University

  
  Prerequisite: CSCI 4560, CSCI 4562; Corequisite: CSCI 4561;Description: This is the lab component of CSCI 4561. Advanced robotics systems will be developed. Topics will include sensor fusion, localization, mapping, planning,and cooperation among robots.
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• CSCI 4570: High Perf and Parallel Comput

  3.00 Credits

  Austin Peay State University

  
  Prerequisite: (ENGR 4000/4001 or PHYS 4000/4001 or MATH 4670) and (ENGR 3005 or PHYS 3005 or MATH 3450);Description: Covers single processor optimization, shared memory parallelism using OpenMP, and distributed memory parallelism using MPI within the context of writing software for numeric computation. Course focuses on writing and optimizing codes in FORTRAN, C/C++ for large computational resources.
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• CSCI 4600: Software Engineering

  3.00 Credits

  Austin Peay State University

  
  Prerequisite: CSCI 3005;Description: An introduction to software engineering. Introduces topics such as requirements, design, testing, and documentation. A software system is designed, developed and presented as a team project during the course.
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• CSCI 4601: Testing and Quality Assurance

  3.00 Credits

  Austin Peay State University

  
  Prerequisite: CSCI 3005;Description: Theory and practice for determining whether a software system conforms to its specification and intended use. Topics include methods of testing, verification and validation, performance evaluation, unit and system level testing, quality assurance processes and techniques.
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• CSCI 4602: Software Design and Architectu

  3.00 Credits

  Austin Peay State University

  
  Prerequisite: CSCI 3005;Description: Introduction to the design and architecture of large-scale software systems. Topics include software architecture, methodologies, model representation, patterns, frameworks, and documenting a system's design and architecture.
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• CSCI 4603: Requirements and Project Manag

  3.00 Credits

  Austin Peay State University

  
  Prerequisite: CSCI 2010 or CSCI 2000;Description: Introduces students to project management for software systems. Requirement concepts include elicitation, functional and non-functional requirements, prototyping, and requirement tracking. Project management topics include project planning, organizing, tracking, scheduling, and risk management.
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• CSCI 4610: Advanced Visual Basic Prog

  3.00 Credits

  Austin Peay State University

  
  Prerequisite: CSCI 2080This course introduces advanced Visual Basic controls and programming techniques that are used in developing high level windows applications. Topics that will be covered include advanced database handling; data validation routines; error handling procedures; keyboard events; developing menus, toolbars, and status bars; drag and drop events; graphics and animation handling; ActiveX controls dynamic link libraries (DLL); object linking and embedding (OLE); object oriented (OO) techniques.
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