Fall 2005 course schedule

Spring 2005 course schedule

Fall 2005 course schedule

Spring 2005 course schedule

Faculty talk about courses they teach
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Robotics
Fall 2005 course schedule
Spring 2005 course schedule
Graduate course descriptions

Language Technologies
Fall 2005 course schedule
Spring 2005 course schedule
Graduate course descriptions

Software Engineering
Masters program course descriptions
Doctoral program course information

Electronic Commerce
Fall 2005 course schedule
Spring 2005 course schedule
Masters program course descriptions

Center for Automated Learning and Discovery (CALD)
Fall 2005 course schedule
Spring 2005 course schedule

Human-Computer Interaction
Fall 2005 course schedule
Spring 2005 course schedule
Course information

Interdisciplinary Courses
Fall 2005 Pure and Applied Logic
Spring 2005 Pure and Applied Logic

AI Seminar
Computer Systems Seminar
Human-Computer Interaction Seminar
Language Technology Institute Seminar
POP seminar
PS Seminar
Robotics Seminar
SCS Distinguished Lecture Series
Theory Seminar
CALD Seminar

University Enrollment Services (The HUB)
University Course Schedules

Electronic Voting (17-803, 17-400) will examine DRE machines, paper trails, punched cards, cryptography, internet voting and more; open to juniors, seniors and graduate students. Wednesdays. Faculty: Dr Michael I. Shamos

T&D4B – Technology and Development for 4 Billion (16-899; 17-899 cross listed), Wednesdays, 4:30 – 6:30pm. Faculty: Dr Bernardine Dias and Dr Rahul Tongia

New Courses (Spring 2004)

Undergraduate Course in ISRI: Citizenship in a CyberVillage: Rights and Responsibilities in the Digital Age.
Faculty: Dave Farber and Mary Shaw
Offered to sophomores and juniors. Course Details 17-396

Undergraduate Course: Current Issues in Cyberlaw
Faculty: Jim Herbsleb.
Offered to sophomores and juniors. Course Details 15-397/17-397