阿肯色大學(xué)小石城校區(qū)

The Donaghey College of Engineering and Information Technology (EIT) is a key partner with industry, research, and education in the capital region of Little Rock, Arkansas. EIT is a vital part of the eco-system of the region and is an active partner with its many constituents within the state and the region. We are a metropolitan university positioned in a community and region that is innovative and is collaborative with engineering and IT professionals. Now is an exciting time to be a part of UALR EIT.

EIT is committed to providing the engineering, construction, earth science, and IT workforce that will build Arkansas’ future and to developing a quality faculty that can contribute both to our overall educational needs and to the intellectual base of the state. To accomplish these goals, EIT will work with all interested potential students to provide the necessary intellectual basis for them to be successful and will provide its faculty with facilities and resources to make major contributions to our state. We work closely with the UAMS and other educational institutions in the state and enhance our resources through the acquisition of external funds from federal agencies, private foundations, and other private enterprises.

The department offers courses covering a wide range of topics in computer science, including programming and programming languages, data structures and algorithms, assembly language, computer architecture, networking, operating systems, compilers, software engineering, file structures, database systems, graphics, artificial intelligence, and theory of computation.

General Education Core (35 hour)

Applied Organizational Administration and Behaviors

MGMT 3340 Managing People in Organizations (MGMT 3300)

MGMT 3320 Human Resources Management (None)

Organizational Systems

MGMT 3300 Principles of Management (None)

Communications

SPCH 3320 Advanced Public Speaking (SPCH 1300)

RHET 3316 Writing for the Workplace (RHET 1312)

Concentration (Minimum of 18 hours developed and maintained by the departmental faculty administering the concentration)

CPSC 1175 Introduction to Computer Science Laboratory (co-req with CPSC 1375)

CPSC 1375 Programming I

IFAS 2300 Introduction to Information Assurance

IFAS 3300 Computer Forensics

CPSC 2376 Programming II OR CPSC 2377 Introduction to Game Programming

CPSC 2380 Data Structures and Algorithms

CPSC 2382 Introduction to Computer Systems and Assembly Language

CPSC 3370 Net-Centric Computing: Systems Concepts