EECS 280 (Programming and Intro Data Structures)

• Functional Abstraction
Specification
Recursion
Recursive/Iterative Invariants
Functional Generalization
• Data abstraction
Simple and Aggregate Types
Abstract Data Types: ADTs
Formal Notions of Type and Type Hierarchies
Abstraction Functions and Representation Invariants
• Dynamic resource management
Creation and Destruction
Rules of Safety
Container Types
Container Iteration
• C++ Language and Programming
Arrays
File I/O
Templates
Exceptions
Recursion
Functors
Structs, Classes, and Objects
Overloading of Functions and Operators
Pointers and dynamic arrays

EECS 281 (Data Structures/Algorithms)

Introduction to data structures and algorithms, algorithm analysis, and O-notation.

EECS 285 (Java Applications)

Introduction to the Java language, with graphical user interfaces and mobile programming in Java.

• Java Language
Syntax
Control Flow
Objects and Types
Inheritance
Polymorphism
Nested and Local Classes
• Graphical User Interfaces
• Mobile Programming (Android)

Projects consist of simple Java applications, desktop game, and a Android budget tracking app

EECS 270 (Digital Logic Design)

• Binary and Non Binary Systems
Boolean Algebra
Logic Gates
• Circuits
Standard Combinational Circuits
Sequential Circuits
Synthesis of Synchronous Sequential Circuits
Arithmetic Circuits
• Computer Logic
PLAs
ROM
RAM
• Computer-Aided Design

Laboratory includes hardware design (Using an FPGA and Verilog) and CAD experiments.

EECS 370 (Computer Organization)

• Instructions executed by a processor and how to use these instructions in simple assembly-language programs.
• Datapath and control for multiple implementations of a processor
• CPU Design
Pipelining
Caches
Virtual Memory
Input/Output
• Assembly language Programming.

Projects were written in C for a simple mock assembly language and processor called (LC2K). Projects consisted of an Assembler,CPU Simulator(simulate registers, memory, cache, etc.), Linker, Pipeline the Simulator, and a Cache Simulator

EECS 376 (Foundations of Computer Science)

An Introduction to Computer Theory

• Finite Automata
• Regular Languages
• Pushdown Automata
• Context-Free Languages
• Turing Machines
• Recursive Languages and Functions
• Computational Complexity
• Cryptography

EECS 441 (Mobile App Development for Entrepreneurs)

I took EECS 441 as my MDE (Major Design Experience). We spent the entire sememester working on a single project using the Agile process. The project can be found on my projects page.

• Mobile App Development
• Entrepreneurship
• Team Management
• Product Design
• Project Management
• Code Development
• Testing

EECS 484 (Database Management Systems)

Concepts and methods for the design, creation, query and management of large enterprise databases.

• Query Languages/Databases
SQL
Oracle SQL
Embedded SQL
Mongodb
• Database Design
Integrity
Normalization
Transaction Management
Access Methods
Query Optimization
Concurrency control and recovery

EECS 485 (Web Systems)

Concepts surrounding web systems, applications, and internet scale distributed systems. Projects include an Instagram clone in the first half of the semester, and a Google clone in the second. Projects Page

• Client/Server Protocols
• Web Security
• Information Retrieval and Search Engines
• DataBases and Scalable Data Processing
• Fault Tolerant Systems
• MapReduce
• Hadoop

EECS 490 (Programming Languages)

Fundamental concepts in programming languages.

• Programming Language Types
Functional
Imperative
Object-Oriented
Logic Programming Languages
• Programming Language Features
Naming
Modularity
Concurrency
Memory Management
Control Flow
• Methodologies, Techniques, and Tools for Writing Correct and Maintainable Programs.

EECS 493 (User Interface Development)

Concepts and techniques for designing computer system user interfaces to be easy to learn and use, with an introduction to their implementation.

• Task Analysis
• Design of Functionality
• Display and Interaction Design
• Usability Evaluation
• Common Frameworks, Tools, HTML/CSS
React.js
Vue.js
JQuery
Node.js