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Businesses continues to run on information stored in databases. Technology continues to evolve and data analysis and architecture are more important than ever as the size of databases continues to grow.
Courses offered in the database concentration:
| Course Number | Title | Description |
MSCS 5610 or MSCS 6330 |
Data Mining |
Techniques for extracting patterns from large databases. Classification, prediction, clustering, summarization and discrimination. |
MSCS 5800 or MSCS 6380 |
Principles of Data Base Systems/ |
Database concepts and architecture. Data modeling, transaction, security Web access and distributed query. |
MSCS 6060 or MSCS 6350 |
Parallel and Distributed Systems/ |
Software for parallel and distributed systems, tools, approaches, architecture, heterogeneity, and solving business problems. |
MSCS 6370 |
Information Representation |
Grammars and languages for communicating business information in diverse systems. |
MSCS 6391 |
Topics MSCS: Text Mining |
Deriving information from text, statistical pattern learning, interfaces to databases, categorization, clustering, concept extraction and summarization. |
MSCS 6391 |
Topics MSCS: Data Warehouse |
Use of databases, online analytical processing, ETL, data dictionaries and metadata to support business reporting. |
INTE 6150 |
Information Technology Strategy |
Information flow, governance, exploiting information to support the business. |
Summer 2013 Research Experience
