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CSE511-Data-Processing-at-Scale
Data Processing at Scale - This course delves into new frameworks for processing and generating large-scale datasets with parallel and distributed algorithms, covering the design, deployment and use of state-of-the-art data processing systems, which provide scalable access to data.
CSE543-Information-Assurance-and-Security
Information Assurance and Security - A core course of our Cybersecurity Concentration Programs in Computer Science and Cybersecurity Specialty in Software Engineering at the graduate level.
CSE545-Software-Security
This course will provide students with an understanding of the theories, tools and techniques to identify, exploit and mitigate software security vulnerabilities in the network, binary and web levels. Students will study, in-depth, vulnerability classes to understand how to protect software and how to secure software. We will also cover the history
CSE572-Data-Mining
Advances in processing power and speed over the last decade have allowed users to move beyond manual, tedious and time-consuming practices to quick, easy data analysis that harnesses the power of machine learning and high-performance computing.
CSE578-Data-Visualization
Visual representations generated by statistical models help us to make sense of large, complex datasets through interactive exploration, thereby enabling big data to realize its potential for informing decisions.
CSE579-Knowledge-Representation-and-Reasoning
Knowledge representation and reasoning (KRR) is one of the fundamental areas in artificial intelligence. It is concerned with how knowledge can be represented in formal languages and manipulated in an automated way so computers can make intelligent decisions based on the encoded knowledge. KRR techniques are key drivers of innovation in computer sci
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MSCS-Online/CSE543-Information-Assurance-and-Security
Information Assurance and Security - A core course of our Cybersecurity Concentration Programs in Computer Science and Cybersecurity Specialty in Software Engineering at the graduate level.
MSCS-Online/CSE511-Data-Processing-at-Scale
Data Processing at Scale - This course delves into new frameworks for processing and generating large-scale datasets with parallel and distributed algorithms, covering the design, deployment and use of state-of-the-art data processing systems, which provide scalable access to data.
MSCS-Online/CSE545-Software-Security
This course will provide students with an understanding of the theories, tools and techniques to identify, exploit and mitigate software security vulnerabilities in the network, binary and web levels. Students will study, in-depth, vulnerability classes to understand how to protect software and how to secure software. We will also cover the history
MSCS-Online/CSE572-Data-Mining
Advances in processing power and speed over the last decade have allowed users to move beyond manual, tedious and time-consuming practices to quick, easy data analysis that harnesses the power of machine learning and high-performance computing.
MSCS-Online/CSE578-Data-Visualization
Visual representations generated by statistical models help us to make sense of large, complex datasets through interactive exploration, thereby enabling big data to realize its potential for informing decisions.
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MSCS-Online/CSE579-Knowledge-Representation-and-Reasoning
Knowledge representation and reasoning (KRR) is one of the fundamental areas in artificial intelligence. It is concerned with how knowledge can be represented in formal languages and manipulated in an automated way so computers can make intelligent decisions based on the encoded knowledge. KRR techniques are key drivers of innovation in computer sci