The Saint Louis University Department of Computer Science offers courses at the undergraduate and graduate level. Content below is provided by SLU Academic Catalog. A broad survey of the computer ...

Second in a 3-course series on the methods and theory of computer graphics, this project-oriented course explores how to describe shapes, movement, and lighting effects beyond the built-in abilities ...

Theory and implementation of fundamental techniques for 3D rasterization. Topics include: linear algebra geometry, 3D camera motion, model and mesh construction, mathematical 3D animation, and ...

Factors from flexibility to potential savings may tempt you to pursue a computer engineering degree online. But researching online programs can be overwhelming, so knowing what to expect before ...

With a computer engineering major, you’ll blend math, computer science, physics, and engineering to become a well-rounded thinker able to design your own computer hardware. Become who you’re meant to ...

The Master's in Computer Engineering will equip you with the skills to design, develop and optimize cutting-edge computing systems. Whether you're interested in hardware development, software systems ...

The course is targeted at students with a wide range of backgrounds in Computer Graphics, ranging from students with no previous experience to students with undergraduate courses in Computer Graphics.

The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department offers major programs leading to the bachelor of science in electrical-engineering or the bachelor of science in electrical and computer engineering, ...

For an all-in-one guide to degree requirements, recommended curriculum patterns, advising and other student policies and procedures, please refer to our PDF handbooks. The Bachelor of Science degree ...

Mechanical Engineering focuses on designing and manufacturing products across various industries Computer Science Engineering specializes in AI, ML, and information system management Electronics and ...

An introduction to the study of computing: fundamental concepts and skills; opportunities at Michigan Tech; career opportunities; social and ethical issues. An alternative starting point of the ...