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COSC  678    MODELING AND SIMULATION
          Prerequisites: COSC 504 and COSC 522
          Credits: 3
          A study of the construction of models that simulate real systems. The
          methodology of solution includes probability and distribution theory, statistical
          estimation and inference, the use of random variables, and validation
          procedures. A simulation language is used for the solution of typical problems.

          COSC     685        COMPUTER COMMUNICATION NETWORKS II
          Prerequisites: COSC 514 and COSC 585
          Credits: 3
          Continuation of COSC 585. Advanced topics in computer networks and their
          applications.  Inter-networking: international gateways and datagram internets.
          Emphasis on the characteristics, implementation and configuration of Local
          Area Networks (LANs), Wide Area Networks (WANs), and Integrated Services
          Digital Networks (ISDNs).


          COSC  687    DISTRIBUTED COMPUTER SYSTEMS
          Prerequisites: COSC 514 and COSC 585
          Credits: 3
          Introduction to the concepts and the design principles used in constructing
          distributed computer systems. Coverage of topics from the architectural
          foundations of distributed systems through networks; file servers including
          transaction handling; replication; and security issues, with descriptions of the
          design and the facilities offered in some specific systems. Areas of applications
          include distributed database management, interoperable information systems,
          and distributed artificial intelligence.
          COSC  690    SELECTED TOPICS IN COMPUTER SCIENCE
          Prerequisites: Consent of Instructor
          Credits: 3
          Presentation of advanced topics reflecting state-of-the-art developments in
          computer science.

          COSC   691    SELECTED TOPICS IN COMPUTER SCIENCE
          Prerequisites: Consent of Instructor
          Credits: 3
          Presentation of advanced topics reflecting state-of-the-art developments in
          computer science.



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