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Courses

The Department of Computer Science offers a wide variety of courses that engage students in rigorous exploration of ideas and theory throughout the academic year. From foundational courses that build a strong understanding of core principles to advanced classes that delve into complex algorithms, the curriculum is designed to challenge and inspire. Additionally, students will have easy access to the schedule of classes and the course catalog, allowing them to tailor their academic journey.

Undergraduate Courses

Listed below are the Computer Science undergraduate courses offered at Hunter College for the academic year which are subject to change. For the most up-to-date information, always check the schedule of classes.

Course	Number	Credits	Fulfills*
Computers & Money:Quant	CSCI 12100	3	Required Core – Mathematical & Quantitative Reasoning
Introduction: Computer Science	CSCI 12700	3	Flexible Core – Scientific World
Practical Unix Programming Lab	CSCI 13200	3	Flexible Core – Scientific World
Programing for Everyone	CSCI 13300	3	Flexible Core – Scientific World
Software Analysis and Design 1	CSCI 13500	4
Discrete Structures	CSCI 15000	4
Computer Architecture 1	CSCI 16000	3
Independent Workshop	CSCI 18100	1
Independent Workshop	CSCI 18200	2
Independent Workshop	CSCI 18300	3
Program Project Sem Minor	CSCI 23300	1
Software Analysis and Design 2	CSCI 23500	3
Computer Architecture 2	CSCI 26000	3
Computer Theory 1	CSCI 26500	3
Software Analysis and Design 3	CSCI 33500	3
Computer Theory 2	CSCI 36500	3
Independent Study in Computer Science	CSCI 39100	1
Independent Study in Computer Science	CSCI 39200	2
Independent Study in Computer Science	CSCI 39300	3
Programming Tech in Scala	CSCI 49385	3
Research in AI and ML	CSCI 49389	3
Supervised Research	CSCI 49600	1
Supervised Research	CSCI 49700	2
Supervised Research	CSCI 49800	3
Advanced Applications: A Capstone for Majors	CSCI 49900	4

Note: Core courses for the Computer Science major are highlighted.

Course	Number	Credits	Fulfills*
Computers & Money:Quant	CSCI 12100	3	Required Core – Mathematical & Quantitative Reasoning
Introduction to Computer Science	CSCI 12700	3	Flexible Core – Scientific World
Practical Unix and Programming with Lab	CSCI 13200	3	Flexible Core – Scientific World
Programing for Everyone	CSCI 13300	3	Flexible Core – Scientific World
Software Analysis and Design 1	CSCI 13500	4
Discrete Structures	CSCI 15000	4
Computer Architecture 1	CSCI 16000	3
Independent Workshop	CSCI 18100	1
Independent Workshop	CSCI 18200	2
Independent Workshop	CSCI 18300	3
Programming Methods	CSCI 22700	3
Relational Databases and SQL Programming, with Lab	CSCI 23200	3
Program Project Sem Minor	CSCI 23300	1
Software Analysis and Design 2	CSCI 23500	3
Computer Architecture 2	CSCI 26000	3
Computer Theory 1	CSCI 26500	3
Symbolic Logic	CSCI 27500	3
Software Analysis and Design 3	CSCI 33500	3
Operating Systems	CSCI 34000	3
Artificial Intelligence	CSCI 35000	3
Computer Architecture 3	CSCI 36000	3
Advanced Symbolic Logic	CSCI 37100	3
Logic and Computers	CSCI 37200	3
Numerical Methods 1	CSCI 38500	3
Independent Study in Computer Science	CSCI 39100	1
Independent Study in Computer Science	CSCI 39200	2
Independent Study in Computer Science	CSCI 39300	3
Digital Image Processing	CSCI 39534	3
Intro to Robotics	CSCI 39536	3
Flutter App Dev	CSCI 39540	3
Basics of Game Engines	CSCI 39541	3
Intro to Data Science	CSCI 39542	3
Intro to Data Mining	CSCI 39543	3
Digital Product Dev	CSCI 39544	3
Practical Web Development	CSCI 39548	3
iOS Development	CSCI 39597	3
Intro to Cyber Risk	CSCI 39598	3
Software Engineering	CSCI 40500	3
Data Communications and Networks	CSCI 41500	3
Data Base Management	CSCI 43500	3
Computational Vision	CSCI 49369	3
Big Data Technology	CSCI 49376	3
Intro to Blockchain	CSCI 49379	3
Intro to Computer Security	CSCI 49381	3
Non-Standard Computers	CSCI 49390	3
Supervised Research	CSCI 49600	1
Supervised Research	CSCI 49700	2
Supervised Research	CSCI 49800	3
Advanced Applications: A Capstone for Majors	CSCI 49900	4

*Fulfills Hunter Core Requirement.

Course	Number	Credits	Fulfills*
Computers & Money:Quant	CSCI 12100	3	Required Core – Mathematical & Quantitative Reasoning
Introduction to Computer Science	CSCI 12700	3	Flexible Core – Scientific World
Programing for Everyone	CSCI 13300	3	Flexible Core – Scientific World
Software Analysis and Design 1	CSCI 13500	4
Discrete Structures	CSCI 15000	4
Computer Architecture 1	CSCI 16000	3
Independent Workshop	CSCI 18100	1
Independent Workshop	CSCI 18200	2
Independent Workshop	CSCI 18300	3
Software Analysis and Design 2	CSCI 23500	3
Computer Architecture 2	CSCI 26000	3
Computer Theory 1	CSCI 26500	3
Software Analysis and Design 3	CSCI 33500	3
Operating Systems	CSCI 34000	3
Independent Study in Computer Science	CSCI 39100	1
Independent Study in Computer Science	CSCI 39200	2
Independent Study in Computer Science	CSCI 39300	3
Basics of Game Engines	CSCI 39541	3
Intro to Data Mining	CSCI 39543	3
Practical Web Development	CSCI 39548	3
Intro to Cyber Risk	CSCI 39598	3
Data Base Management	CSCI 43500	3
Big Data Technology	CSCI 49376	3
VR, AR, Mixed Reality	CSCI 49383	3
Supervised Research	CSCI 49600	1
Supervised Research	CSCI 49700	2
Supervised Research	CSCI 49800	3
Advanced Applications: A Capstone for Majors	CSCI 49900	4

Graduate Courses

Listed below are the Computer Science graduate courses offered at Hunter College for the academic year which are subject to change. For the most up-to-date information, always check the schedule of classes.

Course	Number	Days and Times	Credits	Instructor
Data Structures in a high level language	CSCI 70300	Thur 5pm – 6:15pm	3	Edgar Troudt
Algorithms	CSCI 70500	Mon, Wed 5:30pm – 6:45pm	3	Saadeddine Mneimneh
Modern Topics and Concepts in Computer Science	CSCI 70700	Mon 5pm – 6:15pm	3	Edgar Troudt
Computational Theory	CSCI 72400	Mon, Wed 7pm – 8:15pm	3	Eric Schweitzer
Data Communication and Networks	CSCI 77300	Tue, Thur (online) 5:30pm-6:45pm	3	Saptarshi Debroy
Independent Study in Computer Science	CSCI 79300	Multiple sections	3	Multiple sections
Foundations of Game Theory for CS	CSCI 79532	Tue, Thur (online) 5:30pm-6:45pm	3	Mohammad Manshaei
Project in Computer Science	CSCI 79300	Multiple sections	3	Multiple sections
Thesis Research in Computer Science	CSCI 79900	Multiple sections	3	Multiple sections

Course	Number	Credits
Programming in high level language	CSCI 70900	3
Formal Methods Programming Language	CSCI 72200	3
Computer Systems	CSCI 73000	3
Computer Modeling and Simulation	CSCI 74000	3
Computational Linguistics	CSCI 76000	3
Software Engineering	CSCI 77100	3
Ethics and Computer Science	CSCI 77800	3
Independent Study in Computer Science	CSCI 79300	3
Computer Vision	CSCI 79520	3
Intro to Computer Security	CSCI 79529	3
Non-Standard Computers	CSCI 79531	3
Project in Computer Science	CSCI 79800	3
Thesis Research in Computer Science	CSCI 79900	3

Course	Number	Credits
Programming in high level language	CSCI 70900	3
Independent Study in Computer Science	CSCI 79300	3
VR, AR, Mixed Reality	CSCI 79528	3

Schedule Of Classes

You can search for the schedule of classes using either the CUNY Global Search tool or by logging into your CUNYfirst account and using their "Search for Classes" option.

Course Catalog

The course catalog lists all Computer Science courses ever taught. To see the full list of undergraduate or graduate Computer Science courses, use the undergraduate course catalog or graduate course catalog. Computer Science courses have the prefix CSCI.

Note: You will need to consult the schedule of classes or contact the department to find when/if a listed course may be offered.

UNDERGRAD

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GRADUATE

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