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The Semantic Web
Course Format: Online
The Semantic Web is an activity by the WWW Consortium to create a large set of XML-based languages, along with information on how various tags relate to real-world objects and concepts. This course covers Semantic Web technologies, including RDF (Resource Description Format--a structure for describing and interchanging metadata on the web) and OWL (Web Ontology Language), with domain-specific s...
 

Modeling and Simulation of Complex Systems
Course Format: Online
This course focuses on the application of modeling and simulation principles to complex systems. A complex system is a large-scale nonlinear system consisting of interconnected or interwoven parts (such as a biological cell, the economy, or an ecological system). The course begins with an overview of complex systems, followed by modeling and simulation techniques based on nonlinear differentia...
 

Biological Databases and Database Tools
Course Format: Online
The sequencing of the human genome and the emerging intense interest in proteomics and molecular structure have caused an enormous explosion in the need for biological databases. The first half of this course surveys a wide range of biological databases and their access tools and seeks to develop proficiency in their use. These include genome and sequence databases such as GenBank and Ensemble,...
 

Embedded Computer Systems—Vulnerabilities, Intrusions, and Protection Mechanisms
Course Format: Online
While most of the world is preoccupied with high-profile Network-based computer intrusions, this online course examines the potential for computer crime and the protection mechanisms employed in conjunction with the embedded computers that can be found within non-networked products (e.g., vending machines, automotive onboard computers, etc.). This course provides a basic understanding of embedd...
 

Algorithms
Course Format: Online
This follow-on course to data structures (e.g., 605.202) provides a survey of computer algorithms, examines fundamental techniques in algorithm design and analysis, and develops problem-solving skills required in all programs of study involving computer science. Topics include advanced data structures (red-black and 2-3-4 trees, union-find), recursion and mathematical induction, algorithm analy...
 

System Development in the UNIX Environment
Course Format: Online
This course describes how to implement software systems in a UNIX (POSIX-compliant) operating system environment. Students will discuss and learn the complexities, methodologies, and tools in the development of large systems that contain multiple programs. Topics include an overview of the UNIX system and its general-purpose tools, advanced makefile usage, UNIX system calls, UNIX process manage...
 

Environmental Project Management
Course Format: Online
This course educates students on the key elements of an integrated approach to environmental project management, an endeavor which requires expertise in scientific, engineering, legal, public policy, and project management disciplines. Emphasis is placed on critical factors that are often unique to a major environmental project, such as the uncertainty surrounding scope definition for environme...
 

Environmental Compliance Management
Course Format: Online
The course covers compliance with environmental laws and regulations by industry, small business, government facilities and others. It includes legal responsibilities, environmental management systems and practices such as audits and information systems, and development of corporate policies and procedures that rise to the daunting challenge to harmonize the institution’s primary goals wit...
 

Environmental Microbiology
Course Format: Online
This course covers fundamental aspects of microbial physiology and ecology. Specific areas of focus include energetics and yield, enzyme and growth kinetics, cell structure and physiology, metabolic and genetic regulation, microbial/environmental interactions, and biogeochemical cycles. The goal of this course is to provide a basic understanding and appreciation of microbial processes which may...
 

Aquatic Chemistry
Course Format: Online
Thermodynamics and equilibrium are applied to processes in natural waters, water supply systems, wastewater treatment systems, and other water-based systems. Topics include the chemistry of electrolyte solutions, acids and bases, dissolved carbonate and other pH-buffering solutes, the precipitation and dissolution of inorganic solids, complex formation and chelation, and oxidation-reduction rea...
 

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