Modeling and Simulation Certificate, Graduate
Certificates are intended primarily for working professionals, and provide a "bite-sized" chunk of graduate coursework. See Professional Master of Computer Science (MCS) for additional information.
Required Certificate Prerequisites–must be completed prior to admission. | ||
PROGRAMMING PRINCIPLES I | ||
PROGRAMMING PRINCIPLES II | ||
DATA STRUCTURES | ||
Certificate Requirements | ||
CSCD 580 | INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS | 4 |
CSCD 583 | MODELING AND SIMULATION | 4 |
CSCD 601 | RESEARCH REPORT | 4 |
Total Credits | 12 |
Students who successfully earn a Modeling and Simulation, Graduate Certificate from EWU should be able to understand a breadth and depth of topics, tools, and techniques in computational modeling, simulation, visualization, and analysis (MSVA):
- develop and investigate what if decision-making processes;
- employ scientific and engineering thinking and doing for disciplined problem solving;
- evaluate and report on proposed or actual decisions;
- experience a broad spectrum of real-world applications and examples;
- interconnect and holistically interrelate other computer science and engineering topics;
- select, justify, and apply appropriate modeling and simulation techniques;
- understand and connect the real world to the virtual world and vice versa.
Understand the foundation of artificial intelligence (AI) and intelligent systems (IS):
- apply AI/IS programming techniques and software architectures;
- consider AI/IS roles in smart and mobile devices;
- devise and carry out a practical project for an AI/IS/MSVA topic of your choice;
- examine search strategies;
- investigate knowledge representation;
- model reasoning processes;
- understand AI/IS crossovers to other CS domains.