 | | David Klappholz | | Associate Professor |  | | School: | Schaefer School of Engineering & Science | | Department: | Computer Science |
| | Location: | 314 Lieb | | Phone: | 908-447-2346 | | Fax: | 201.216.8249 | | Email: | david@cs.stevens.edu |
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CS 561:Database Management Systems I
Introduction to the design and querying of relational databases. Topics include: relational schemas; keys and foreign key references; relational algebra (as an introduction to SQL); SQL in depth; Entity-Relationship (ER) database design; translating from ER models to relational schemas and from relational schemas to ER models; functional dependencies; and normalization. |
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CS 516:Compiler Design
This course is an introduction to the structure and design of compilers. Topics include lexical analysis; syntax analysis; symbol table construction; semantic analysis; syntax-directed translation; and if time permits dataflow analysis, liveness analysis; and register allocation. The emphasis in this course is on the integration of the various parts of a compiler. Each student writes a complete compiler for a small, but substantial, language. |
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CS 562:Database Management Systems II
Continuation of CS 561. Topics include UML modeling of relational databases; indexing, both static and dynamic; B-trees and B+-trees; query optimization; concurrency control; and recovery control. |
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CS 574:Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
Theory of object-oriented design, classes, interfaces, inheritance
hierarchy, and correctness; abstract data types, encapsulation, formal
specification with preconditions, postconditions and invariants, and
proofs of correctness; object-oriented software, objects and classes, genericity, inheritance, polymorphism, and overloading; single and
multiple inheritance, programming by contract, subclassing as
subcontract, specification, and verification; programming language
examples include C+ +, Java, Smalltalk, and Eiffel. |
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