All Courses This is a comprehensive list of courses offered by the Computer Science Deparment since approximatly 2011. Courses & Curriculum Related Resources CSD Current Courses | Full Schedule of Classes | Undergraduate Curriculum Requirements Bachelor's — additional information is available in the Undergraduate Catalog Graduate Curriculum Information MSCS Handbook | Fifth Year Master's Handbook | Ph.D. Handbook Back to Academics | Student Resources Course Level - Any -UndergradMastersDoctoral When Offered - Any -All semestersFall and SpringFall onlyIntermittentSpring onlySummer onlyUnknown Search for... 15898 Quantum Computing Systems 12 Quantum computing has been developing into an important field cross-cutting several disciplines, including computer science, physics, and mathematics. Over the past several decades, there has been much work on the theory front, including advances in quantum algorithms. In recent years, this work is starting to become practically relevant. Instructor(s) Umut Acar Click to read more... 15990 Computer Science Colloquium No course description provided. Click to read more... 15990 Computer Science Colloquium This course number is used for scheduling distinguished lectures offered throughout the semester. Click to read more... 15990 Computer Science Colloquium Currently, there is no description information available. 15996 Introductory Course for CS Doctoral Students (IC) 6 This orientation course is required for incoming Computer Science Department doctoral students. Instructor(s) Karl Crary Click to read more... 15996 DEI Introductory Course for CS Doctoral Students 6 The goal of this course is to prepare PhD students to engage in the CS community, even as our community evolves to put more emphasis on Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion (JEDI). This evolution is reflected in the increasing expectations of students to engage meaningfully with JEDI concepts on department committees, in student groups, and on job applications. https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~15996/ Instructor(s) Zico KolterGabriele OliaroVictor Akinwande Click to read more... 15996 DEI Introductory Course for CS Doctoral Students 6 The goal of this course is to prepare PhD students to engage in the CS community, even as our community evolves to put more emphasis on Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion (JEDI). This evolution is reflected in the increasing expectations of students to engage meaningfully with JEDI concepts on department committees, in student groups, and on job applications. https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~15996/ Instructor(s) Nathan Beckmann Click to read more... 15997 Graduate Reading and Research varies This course number is used for doctoral students to register the appropriate units for research associated with work toward on or on their dissertation. Instructor(s) Karl Crary Click to read more... 15997 Graduate Reading and Research varies This course number is for registering for reading and research while working on research and your dissertation. Instructor(s) Karl Crary Click to read more... 15997 Graduate Reading and Research varies This course number is for registering for reading and research while working on research and your dissertation. Instructor(s) Karl Crary Click to read more... 15997 Graduate Reading and Research varies Currently, there is no description information available. 15998 Practicum in Computer Science varies Individualized Experience - Internships Instructor(s) Karl Crary Click to read more... 15998 Practicum in Computer Science varies The course number should be used for registering units for internships. Instructor(s) Karl Crary Click to read more... 15998 Practicum in Computer Science varies The course number should be used for registering units for internships. Instructor(s) Karl Crary Click to read more... 15998 Practicum in Computer Science varies Doctoral Student Internships Click to read more... Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6
