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    Course Outline in Cs Thesis 1: Ay 2021-2022 - 1 Semester

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    This document provides an outline for a CS Thesis 1 course, including 3 credit units with 3 lecture hours and 0 lab hours. The course objectives are to reason about memory management concepts, evaluate programming languages for applications, and implement an interpreter or language tool. Learning outcomes include formulating research objectives, comparing literature, and proposing software solutions. The course maps to several CS program outcomes like problem analysis, design/development, communication, and lifelong learning. Major requirements are not specified.

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    Course Outline in Cs Thesis 1: Ay 2021-2022 - 1 Semester

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    COURSE OUTLINE

    IN CS THESIS 1

    Ay 2021-2022|1st Semester
    CS THESIS 1
    COURSE DETAILS

    • Description:
    • No of credit units: 3 units
    • Lecture Hours: 3 hours
    • Lab Hours: 0 hours
    • Synch Class Schedule:
    • Asynch Class Schedule:
    • Software Requirements: any as long as relevant to the proposed topic
    • Hardware Requirements: Laptop/Desktop; Internet connection
    2
    Reason about memory leaks,
    dangling pointer dereferences, and
    COURSE OBJECTIVES the benefits and delimitations of
    garbage collection through an
    understanding of programming
    Learning Outcome 1 language implementation and how
    memory is organized

    Evaluate the appropriateness of the use of


    a programming language for
    Learning Outcome 2
    implementing a particular application
    based on language features

    Learning Outcome 3 Implement a simple interpreter or a portion of the


    language translation process such as lexical
    analyzer, parser, code generator or optimizer
    3
    PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
    Formulate the research objectives,
    Learning Outcome 1 scope and limitations and
    evaluation metric for a chosen topic

    Learning Outcome 2 Collect and compare related literature


    relevant to the topic

    Propose an ethical and feasible software solution to


    the identified research problem that employs new
    Learning Outcome 3 designs, tools and methodologies, as well as unique
    and useful enhancements with creating a protype
    software system in mind or demonstrating that a
    4
    certain theory/algorithm/design might work
    through exploratory and experimental research
    The course
    contributes to the
    realizations of course
    COURSE MAPPING outcomes: CS01-
    TO PROGRAM CS10
    OUTCOMES/STUDE
    NT OUTCOMES
    5
    Apply knowledge of computing fundamentals, knowledge of a
    PO/SO MAPPING computing specialization and mathematics, science and domain
    knowledge appropriate for the computing specializationto the
    abstraction and conceptualization of computing models from
    defined problems and requirements (knowledge for solving
    CS01 computer problems)

    Identify, analyze, formulate research literature and solve


    complex computing problems and requirements, reaching
    CS02 substantiated conclusion using fundamental principles of
    mathematics, computing science and relevant domain
    disciplines (problem analysis)

    Ability to apply mathematical foundations, algorithmic principles


    CS03 and computer science theory in the modeling and design of
    computer-based systems in a way that demonstrates
    comprehension of the tradeoffs involved in the design choices
    (design/development of solutions)
    6
    PO/SO MAPPING Communicate effectively with the computing
    community and with society at large about complex
    computing activities by being able to comprehend and
    CS08 write effective reports, design documentation, make
    effective presentations and give and understand clear
    instructions (communications)

    Recognize the need and have the ability to engage


    CS10 in independent learning for continual development
    as a computing professional (life-long learning)

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    GRADING SYSTEM

    12
    MAJOR COURSE REQUIREMENTS

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