Quan Yuan and Sasithorn Zuge Dept. of Computing and New Media Technologies University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point.

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Quan Yuan and Sasithorn Zuge Dept. of Computing and New Media Technologies University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point

 UW-Stevens Point ◦ Teaching-oriented public University ◦ 9,500 students enrollment ◦ Grant associate, baccalaureate, and master's degrees  CNMT Department ◦ Computer Information Systems (CIS) ◦ Web and Digital Media Development (WDMD).

 CIS 110: Object-Oriented Programming ◦ Floating point range and precision ◦ Basic thread programming  CIS 225: Data Communications & Networks ◦ Client Server ◦ Peer-to-Peer networks ◦ Cloud Computing ◦ Cluster Computing  CIS 345: Mobile Computing - Android Application Development ◦ Client Server ◦ Concurrency ◦ Task/thread spawning ◦ Tasks and threads ◦ Web services ◦ Mobile computing  CIS 499: Independent Study (topic: Distributed System and Hadoop) ◦ Concurrency ◦ Cluster ◦ Cloud/grid ◦ Fault tolerance ◦ Distributed transactions ◦ Web search ◦ Social Networking/Context ◦ Collaborative Computing

 CIS 340: Advanced Techniques in Application Development (Spring Semester) ◦ Developing software applications using C#.Net; studying advanced programming concepts including collections, threads, delegates, exception handling, parallel programming.  CIS/WDMD 345: Multi Core and Parallel Computing (Summer 2013) ◦ Study multicore processor architectures, the implications of hardware designs, software challenges, and emerging technologies relevant to hardware and software for multicore systems.  CNMT 480: Applied System Development Project (Provided each Semester) ◦ Capstone project for undergraduates