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This course covers the characteristics of object-relational databases and their application in business. The course also focuses on the main principles of object-oriented and object-relational databases, and their relative advantages. Students gain working knowledge of object-relational features as implemented in standard SQL database management systems. Students also learn to manage unstructured and semi-structured data with XML.
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Technology Degree Programs
Our technology-driven world continues to demand innovative, highly tech-equipped professionals who specialize in areas like software development, programming, networks, systems administration and cybersecurity. By earning a computer science degree, information technology degree or another technology degree from GCU, you will develop the skills for critical thinking, as well as hands-on, applicable and project-based experience. Take this educational opportunity to impact the future of technology and develop solutions to take enterprise systems to the next level through a challenging career.
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CYB-201: Algorithms and Discrete Mathematics for Cybersecurity Total Credits: 4
Course Description
This in an introductory course in algorithm analysis with applications in discrete mathematics. Topics covered include complexity analysis, finite logic, Boolean algebra, sets, functions, counting, finite state machines, automata, regular expressions, and cryptography. Learners will determine how variability affects outcomes and assess the suitability of an algorithm to solve a given problem. Practicum/field experience hours: None.
This in an introductory course in algorithm analysis with applications in discrete mathematics. Topics covered include complexity analysis, finite logic, Boolean algebra, sets, functions, counting, finite state machines, automata, regular expressions, and cryptography. Learners will determine how variability affects outcomes and assess the suitability of an algorithm to solve a given problem. Practicum/field experience hours: None.
DSC-510: Advanced Probability and Statistics Total Credits: 4
Course Description
This course reviews probability, distributions, statistical methods, and data analysis, in the context of computational science. Students use statistical computing software to analyze, visualize, and communicate results.
This course reviews probability, distributions, statistical methods, and data analysis, in the context of computational science. Students use statistical computing software to analyze, visualize, and communicate results.
CST-560: Research Methods in Computational Sciences Total Credits: 4
Course Description
This course prepares students for the research process in computational sciences, while developing an appreciation for the philosophy and ethics related to how research is conducted. Students learn how to design experiments, how to test the results using statistical methods, and communicate the findings.
This course prepares students for the research process in computational sciences, while developing an appreciation for the philosophy and ethics related to how research is conducted. Students learn how to design experiments, how to test the results using statistical methods, and communicate the findings.
CST-341: Open Source Computing Total Credits: 4
Course Description
This course covers the concepts, tools, and frameworks of Open Source software development. Using open source operating systems like Linux, students develop an acquaintance with compilers, scripting languages, frameworks, build tools, APIs, version control software, and their licensing constraints. Students also learn how to participate in and contribute to open-source projects.
This course covers the concepts, tools, and frameworks of Open Source software development. Using open source operating systems like Linux, students develop an acquaintance with compilers, scripting languages, frameworks, build tools, APIs, version control software, and their licensing constraints. Students also learn how to participate in and contribute to open-source projects.
CST-135: Computer Programming II Total Credits: 4
Course Description
This course focuses on software development using the Java programming language. The course exposes the relationships between machine architecture and data organization through Java-based projects, including algorithmic machines.
This course focuses on software development using the Java programming language. The course exposes the relationships between machine architecture and data organization through Java-based projects, including algorithmic machines.
GCU's computer science, information technology and other technology-related degrees provide hands-on training and key competencies to enter into in-demand careers with the potential to earn a good income.
Courses within these degree programs challenge students in areas such as statistics, databases and business applications, programming languages and many other interesting topics.
If you are up for a challenge that could earn you a big reward, one of GCU's technology degrees may be right for you! Take the next step by filling out the form above today!
Do These Classes Sound Interesting To You?
GCU's computer science, information technology and other technology-related degrees provide hands-on training and key competencies to enter into in-demand careers with the potential to earn a good income.
Courses within these degree programs challenge students in areas such as statistics, databases and business applications, programming languages and many other interesting topics.
If you are up for a challenge that could earn your a big reward, one of GCU's technology degree may be right for you! Take the next step by filling out the form above today!
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Undergrad Certificates - Technology
GCU also offers undergrad certificates that can help prepare you to strengthen your knowledge in a chosen topic. Our undergrad certificate offerings in cybersecurity foundations and java programming include an expansive curriculum that is taught in a shorter time frame. Upon completion, you will have earned marketable and practical skills for quick industry application.
Bachelor's Degrees - Technology
A bachelor’s degree can be the first step toward beginning a rewarding career. GCU offers many different bachelor’s degrees in technology, like our Bachelor of Science in Information Technology. All are designed and led by academic and industry experts to give you the necessary skills needed to start your journey.
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For those drawn to math, problem-solving and science, a technology bachelor's degree from GCU may be the right choice for you.
Doctoral Degrees - Technology
Achieve the highest level of education with a Doctor of Business Administration. Enjoy the collaborative community, specialized knowledge and satisfaction of pursuing your terminal degree while opening the door for greater opportunities.
Master's Degrees - Technology
Explore new topics and gain further knowledge in your field with one of our master’s in technology degrees including cybersecurity, information technology management, business analytics and more. Many of GCU’s master’s programs are available online so you can earn your degree without interrupting your career or personal life.
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