Spring 2018 Schedule¶

Notes: This is a writing intensive course. This course is blended/online (33%). MW meetings are on-campus, and F meetings are online and asynchronous. This course is restricted to undergraduate students. Graduate students wishing to enroll in a section of this course should contact their departmental graduate advisor.

Notes: This course is restricted to undergraduate students. Graduate students wishing to enroll in a section of this course should contact their departmental graduate advisor.

Notes: This course is restricted to undergraduate students. Graduate students wishing to enroll in a section of this course should contact their departmental graduate advisor.

Notes: This class has run successfully both face to face and online, with the same content. This blended format takes advantage of face-to-face in initially getting to know each other, getting the class going, finding partners, and getting direct help with any online technology. Later, since the class is flipped, and most all interaction is help on your individual computer work, help can come online, either in part of regular class time or at varied times convenient to you and the instructor. We will use software to share screens online. A quiet place is important for online help, with a computer that you have access to having a good Internet speed and with the ability to talk and listen online.

This course is restricted to undergraduate students.

Notes: This course is restricted to undergraduate students. Graduate students wishing to enroll in a section of this course should contact their departmental graduate advisor.

Notes: This course is restricted to undergraduate students. Graduate students wishing to enroll in a section of this course should contact their departmental graduate advisor.

Notes: This course is primarily intended to serve certain majors and minors. Students wishing to satisfy Core requirements in the Quantitative Analysis knowledge area are encouraged to enroll in COMP 125 or COMP 150 instead. This course is restricted to undergraduate students. Graduate students wishing to enroll in a section of this course should contact their departmental graduate advisor.

Notes: This course is primarily intended to serve certain majors and minors. Students wishing to satisfy Core requirements in the Quantitative Analysis knowledge area are encouraged to enroll in COMP 125 or COMP 150 instead. This course is restricted to undergraduate students. Graduate students wishing to enroll in a section of this course should contact their departmental graduate advisor.

Notes: This course is primarily intended to serve certain majors and minors. Students wishing to satisfy Core requirements in the Quantitative Analysis knowledge area are encouraged to enroll in COMP 125 or COMP 150 instead. This course is restricted to undergraduate students. Graduate students wishing to enroll in a section of this course should contact their departmental graduate advisor.

Notes: Restricted to Engineering Science students. Students from other schools must register for one of the other sections of this course. This course is restricted to undergraduate students. Graduate students wishing to enroll in a section of this course should contact their departmental graduate advisor.

Notes: This course is restricted to students in the College of Arts and Sciences. Students from other schools specifically wishing to enroll in COMP 170 should contact the Computer Science Department to request an enrollment override. This course is restricted to undergraduate students. Graduate students wishing to enroll in a section of this course should contact their departmental graduate advisor.

Notes: This course is restricted to students in the College of Arts and Sciences. Students from other schools specifically wishing to enroll in COMP 170 should contact the Computer Science Department to request an enrollment override. Students enrolled in COMP 170-003 (Lecture) will be automatically enrolled in COMP 170-03L (Lab). This course is restricted to undergraduate students. Graduate students wishing to enroll in a section of this course should contact their departmental graduate advisor.

Notes: This course is restricted to students in the College of Arts and Sciences. Students from other schools specifically wishing to enroll in COMP 170 should contact the Computer Science Department to request an enrollment override. Students enrolled in COMP 170-004 (Lecture) will be automatically enrolled in COMP 170-04L (Lab). This course is restricted to undergraduate students. Graduate students wishing to enroll in a section of this course should contact their departmental graduate advisor.

Notes: COMP 170-700N is reserved for students in the School of Continuing & Professional Studies. For more information go to http://www.luc.edu/adult-education/admission/nonscps-enrollment/ COMP 170-700N is an online section. Required class meetings will be held Thursdays 6-9PM CST. Students can participate online or face to face on campus.

Notes: This is a writing intensive class. This class is restricted to undergraduate students. Graduate students wishing to enroll in a section of this course should contact their departmental graduate advisor.

Notes: COMP 251-700N is reserved for students in the School of Continuing & Professional Studies. For more information go to http://www.luc.edu/adult-education/admission/nonscps-enrollment/

Notes: This is a blended class. More information will be forthcoming. This course is restricted to undergraduate students. Graduate students wishing to enroll in a section of this course should contact their departmental graduate advisor.

Notes: This is a blended class. More information will be forthcoming. This course is restricted to undergraduate students. Graduate students wishing to enroll in a section of this course should contact their departmental graduate advisor.

Notes: This course is restricted to undergraduate students. Graduate students wishing to enroll in a section of this course should contact their departmental graduate advisor.

Notes: This course is restricted to undergraduate students. Graduate students wishing to enroll in a section of this course should contact their departmental graduate advisor.

Notes: Foundations of Computer Science II. Eight Week-Second Session.

This section is restricted to students with undergraduate degrees. Department Consent required, and then a Computer Science Department staff member will enroll you.

Eight weeks after spring break, including two meetings in finals week. Mondays, 4:15 pm -8:15 pm: March 13, March 20, March 27, April 3, April 10, April 17, April 24, May 1. Labs meet on Wednesdays, 4:15 pm - 6:30 pm: March 15, March 22, March 29, April 5, April 12, April 19, April 26, May 3.

Notes: COMP 271-700N is reserved for students in the School of Continuing & Professional Studies. For more information go to http://www.luc.edu/adult-education/admission/nonscps-enrollment/

Notes: Combined with COMP 488-301

Notes: Combined with COMP 488-302

Notes: Combined with COMP 488-305

Notes: COMP 305-700N is reserved for students in the School of Continuing & Professional Studies. For more information go to http://www.luc.edu/adult-education/admission/nonscps-enrollment/

Notes: This class satisfies the Engaged Learning requirement in the Undergraduate Research category. Combined with COMP 412-001.

Notes: COMP 313-700N is reserved for students in the School of Continuing & Professional Studies. For more information go to http://www.luc.edu/adult-education/admission/nonscps-enrollment/ COMP 313-700N is an online section. Required synchronous sessions will be held Thursdays 6-7:0PM CST and one session Friday 4/13 for holiday make-up class.

Notes: This is an online class. All lectures will be pre-recorded. Students are asked to attend smaller-group online interactive discussions at regular intervals during the semester, with possible times chosen to fit different groups’ schedules.

Notes: This is a writing intensive class. This class is restricted to undergraduate students. Graduate students wishing to enroll in a section of this course should contact their departmental graduate advisor.

Notes: COMP 317-700N is reserved for students in the School of Continuing & Professional Studies. For more information go to http://www.luc.edu/adult-education/admission/nonscps-enrollment/

Notes: Combined with COMP 420-001

Notes: COMP 320-700N is reserved for students in the School of Continuing & Professional Studies. For more information go to http://www.luc.edu/adult-education/admission/nonscps-enrollment/

Notes: Combined with COMP 424-001

Notes: COMP 328 is taught in conjunction with COMP 428, MATH 328 & 428

Notes: This is an online, synchronous class. Synchronous meeting time: Tuesdays, 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm. Combined with COMP 488-340.

Notes: Combined with COMP 441-001

Notes: Combined with COMP 448-001

Notes: This is an online class. The classroom session will be broadcast live on Friday evenings via AdobeConnect, allowing online student interaction. Sessions will also be recorded and made available. Students may participate synchronously or asynchronously at their discretion. Combined with COMP 448-002.

Notes: This course is restricted to undergraduate students. Graduate students wishing to enroll in a section of this course should contact their departmental graduate advisor.

Notes: Combined with COMP 488-369

Notes: Combined with COMP 471-001

Notes: Combined with COMP 473-001

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Combined with COMP 488-383

Notes: Introduction to Natural Language Processing. This course provides an introduction to the field of natural language processing (NLP). NLP is a field that lies at the intersection of computer science, artificial intelligence, and linguistics. It is concerned with computational approaches to analyzing, generating, and understanding human language. The ultimate goal of NLP is to enable computers to communicate with people the same way that people communicate with each other.

This course will introduce the students to the problems, methods, and applications of NLP. Topics will include information retrieval, sentiment analysis, machine translation, document classification, and question answering. We will also cover the underlying theory from probability, statistics, and machine learning that are crucial for the field. Whether you are interested in the intersection between the humanities and computer science or want to understand how Google works, this course will help you on your way. Combined with COMP 488-002.

Notes: Game Design and Development. Combined with COMP 488-323.

Prerequisite: COMP 271 or instructor permission.

Notes: This class satisfies the Engaged Learning requirement in the Internship category. Department Consent Required.

Notes: This class satisfies the Engaged Learning requirement in the Internship category. Department Consent Required.

Notes: Combined with COMP 312-01E

Notes: Combined with COMP 320-001

Notes: Combined with COMP 324-001

Notes: COMP 428 is taught in conjunction with COMP 328, MATH 328 & 428.

Notes: Combined with COMP 341-001

Notes: Combined with COMP 348-001

Notes: This is an online class. The classroom session will be broadcast live on Friday evenings via AdobeConnect, allowing online student interaction. Sessions will also be recorded and made available. Students may participate synchronously or asynchronously at their discretion. Combined with COMP 348-002.

Notes: Combined with COMP 372-001

Notes: Combined with COMP 373-001

Notes: This is an online class. Synchronous meeting time: Wednesday, 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm.

Notes: Introduction to Natural Language Processing. This course provides an introduction to the field of natural language processing (NLP). NLP is a field that lies at the intersection of computer science, artificial intelligence, and linguistics. It is concerned with computational approaches to analyzing, generating, and understanding human language. The ultimate goal of NLP is to enable computers to communicate with people the same way that people communicate with each other.

This course will introduce the students to the problems, methods, and applications of NLP. Topics will include information retrieval, sentiment analysis, machine translation, document classification, and question answering. We will also cover the underlying theory from probability, statistics, and machine learning that are crucial for the field. Whether you are interested in the intersection between the humanities and computer science or want to understand how Google works, this course will help you on your way. Combined with COMP 388-002.

Notes: Data Mining. Combined with COMP 300-001.

Notes: Data Mining. This class is a totally online, asynchronous course. Exams may be synchronous and in person. Combined with COMP 300-002.

Notes: Database Administration. Combined with COMP 305-001.

Notes: Game Design and Development. Combined with COMP 388-323.

Prerequisite: COMP 271 or instructor permission.

Notes: Computer Forensics. This is an online, synchronous class. Synchronous meeting time: Tuesdays, 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm. Combined with COMP 340-001.

Notes: Physical Design & Fabrication. Combined with COMP 369-001.

Notes: Computational Biology. Combined with COMP 383-001.

Notes: This course involves an internship experience. Department Consent Required.

Notes: Department Consent Required.