Dr. Robert Silverman

Computer Science Department

CSU Stanislaus

One University Circle

Turlock, CA 95382, USA

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Contact Information

BASIC STUDENT INFORMATION

  • If you are or planning to become first time student in the CS Department, here is some information for you. See also the newstudent link.

  • Download here documents like transcripts requests, registration forms, individual study request, and many other forms you need. You can also ask myCsustan to print unofficial transcripts. http://www.csustan.edu/enrollmentservices/forms.html

  • The Computer Science Department is located in DBH building (aka P building) in North-West corner of the campus, room DBH287.

  • The Computer Science Laboratory is located in DBH building (aka P building) in room DBH288.

  • The department now provides their information and CS Lab location and other relevant information on their website.

  • Please follow this link http://www.cs.csustan.edu/

  • Computer tutorials, university labs location, information, hours, and more: http://www.csustan.edu/oit/ClientServices/ComputerLabs/index.html

Spring 2012

Start January 26.

Last class May15.

Reading day May 16.

Make sure you have all prerequisites with passing grade.

CS4840 Computer Security and Cryptography.

Prerequisite: (required) CS3100.

Book: Information Security, Mark Stamp, 2E, ISBN: 978-0-470-62639-9.

Final: Monday, May 21, 2012 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.

CS3740 Computer Organization.

Prerequisite: (required) CS2700.

Book: Computer Organization, 2E, Linda Null, ISBN-13: 978-0763737696

Final: Friday, May 18, 2012 11:15 a.m.-1:15 p.m.

CS3100 Data Structures and Algorithms.

Prerequisite: (required) CS2500.

Book: Data Structures, 2E; Koffman, ISBN: 978-0-470-12870-1

Final: Wednesday, May 23, 2012 11:15 a.m.-1:15 p.m.


Summer 2012 June 4 to July 13

CS4000, Sect 105, lab sect 106. (both required)

Click link at the top.


Fall 2012 (under construction)

CS1500

CS2700

CS4800 Software Engineering


Schedule for the Elective Courses I teach:

Fall odd years 4270 ECommerce Systems Design (elective) link

Fall even years 4800 Software Engineering (Practice Group) link


Spring odd years 4410 Automata, Computation, and Languages (Theory Group) link

Spring even years 4840 Computer Security and Cryptography (elective) link

General Announcements relevant to all my Classes:

will be here...

See Final Exam schedule above.

How to Add my Class and how to Stay in my Class.

Students trying to add my course must attend all class meetings until I decide whether or not to add them (probably by the 3rd class meeting). If there is space and if I decide to add students, then students will be added in the order on the wait list. Registered students missing first two class meetings will be dropped.

On third class meeting if you are trying to add, please approach me in the beginning of the class so that I can put you on the add list. I will email you to your csustan email the permission number that you will use to register on line.



Light and not so light introduction how computers and stuff work.

how-technology-works (http://www.howstuffworks.com/ )

how-computers-works (http://computer.howstuffworks.com/)

ACM Digital Library

If you need to write a report in our field, follow this link.

http://library.csustan.edu/serialsolutions/onlineJournals/jnlsIndex.html

http://library.csustan.edu/databases/





Copyright

All information on this website is copyrighted by Robert R. Silverman, 2002, ... current date. No part of this system or information presented here can be reproduced using any means, such as: book print, physical, electronic, chemical, biological, mathematical, telepathic, or other not yet discovered means without the explicit permission by Dr. Robert R. Silverman, CSU Stanislaus, rsilverman@csustan.edu An explicit permission is given to all my students to copy this material as needed for educational noncommercial purpose.