国际留学生培养方案(纯英文版).docx

计算机科学与技术
Computer Science and Technology

课程计划/课程描述
Curriculum /Course Description

沈阳航空航天大学
计算机学院/国际教育学院
College of Computer/
College of International Education,
Shenyang Aerospace University
2014
Foreword
Mission
The mission of the Computer Science and Technology Program is to cultivate senior engineering and technical personnel who possesses comprehensive professional abilities after mastering the skills and techniques in hardware, software and application aspects of modern computer areas. The program focuses on the training of the practical and engineering ability for students. Students will be well prepared to go in for the careers concerning academic research, education, enterprise and management immediately upon graduation in such areas as the scientific computing, computer teaching, computer engineering, hardware design and development of software and system integration.

Programs Educational Objectives
1. To have a certain natural science and humanistic science basic theory knowledge, the good humanistic quality.
2. Prepare students to have the capabilities of preliminary scientific research, technology development and organizational management, utilize complementary non-technical skills such as communication skills, teamwork, leadership, ethical and societal responsibility considerations.
3. Provide students with applied engineering experiences through hands-on laboratory courses, internships, and cooperative education experience. 
4. To systematically understand and achieve the basic theory and application knowledge in Computer Science and technology.
5. To master the skills and techniques in hardware, software and application with practical experience.
6. To gain perfect programming and application development ability.
7. To find a good career or job in IT field.

Computer Science and Technology

1st Semester First Year

Code
Course Name
Hours
Credits
L17001
Comprehensive Chinese I
96
6
L17006
Chinese Culture and History
32
2
L17007
Fundamental Law
32
2
L14013
Advanced Mathematics I
80
5
L01076
C Programming Language*
80
5

320
20

2nd Semester First Year

L17002
Comprehensive Chinese II
96
6
L14014
Advanced Mathematics II
80
5
L14004
College Physics
64
4
L01039
Discrete Mathematics*
56
3.5
L01002
C Programming Language Project
2W
2
L14051
Lab in Physics
24
1.5

320
22

1st Semester Second Year

Code
Course Name
Hours
Credits
L17003
Comprehensive Chinese III
64
4
L14010
Probability and Statistics
48
3
L14053
Linear Algebra
40
2.5
L01054
Algorithm and Data Structure*
80
5
L02131B
Introduction to Circuit Analysis
56
3.5
L02023
Electronic Process Practice
2W
2
L01088
Data Structure Project
2W
2

22

2nd Semester Second Year

Code
Course Name
Hours
Credits
L17004
Comprehensive Chinese IV
64
4
L02120B
Analog electronic circuits
56
3.5
L02102
Digital Circuits*
56
3.5
L01096
Object Oriented Programming and Java*
64
4
L02112
Digital Circuits Project
2W
2

17

1st Semester Third Year

Code
Course Name
Hours
Credits
L17009
Technical Chinese
48
3
L01037
Computer Organization*
72
4.5
L01008
Operating System*
64
4
L01002
Java Programming Language Project
2W
2
L01038
Computer Organization Project
2W
2

15.5

2nd Semester Third Year

Code
Course Name
Hours
Credits

Computer Chinese
32
2
L01077
Computer Networks*
64
4
L01033
Computer Graphics
40
2.5
L01147A
Micro-controller’s Principle and Applications A*
64
4
L01048
Principles of Database System*
64
4
L01043
Software Engineering*
48
3
L01057
Microcomputer System Project
2W
2

312
21.5

1st Semester Final Year

Code
Course Name
Hours
Credits
L01042
Aircraft Maintenance and Quality
32
2

Aircraft Assembly
32
2

Aircraft Design
32
2
L01044
Aircraft CAD/CAM
4W
4

208
10

2nd Semester Final Year

Code
Course Name
Hours
Credits
L01045
Internship Practice
3W
3
L01006
Graduation Project & Thesis
16W
16

19

Total
147

Medium of Education: English

Comprehensive Chinese Ⅰ/Ⅱ/Ⅲ/Ⅳ/Ⅴ/Chinese for Science and Technology
This course is aimed at developing students’ skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing. It also focuses on improving basic communication competence in Chinese language.

Introduction to China
This course introduces students to the characteristics of China’s social development, Chinese history, and culture, Chinese traditional thinking inheritance and innovation of Chinese life changes, China’s contribution to human civilization, and various manifestations of China’s modernization. It also introduces the students to China’s ideology of past, present, and future.

Introduction to Chinese Law
This course introduces students to Chinese legal tradition and law, such as constitutionalism and rule of law, administrative law, civil law, marriage law, succession law, criminal law, and the procedural law. The course also focuses on fundamental and practical aspects of the Chinese law to familiarize international students about legal issues in China.

Advanced MathematicsⅠ/Ⅱ
This course is designed to introduce the student to the main ideas of calculus. It is divided into two semesters.

C Programming Language
C Programming Language is a professional basic and pilot course of Computer Science & Technology.
Here we’ll learn about the basic steps of programming using a kind of high-level programming language tool, C. We’ll learn relevant knowledge of grammar about C programming language, and based on which , learn how to analyze a specific question, how to design suitable data structure, how to design appropriate algorithm, how to edit, compile and debug a program , and at the end, to get the expected result with this high-level programming language. At the same time, We’ll know the essential procedure to deal with a question with a programming language, and lay a sound foundation for later study.

College PhysicsⅠ
This course is the introduction to classical mechanics, electromagnetism and special relativity. In classical mechanics, it includes motion in one and two dimensions, Newton’s laws of motion and their applications, work and energy, linear momentum and collisions, rotational motion, and principles of conservation. In electromagnetism, it covers a study of electric charges, forces, and field, Coulomb’s law, electric potential and electric potential energy, electric current, electric circuits, and an introduction to magnetism. In special relativity, it includes frame of reference, Galilean transformation, Michelson, Morley experiment, postulates of special theory of relativity, Lorentz transformation, length contraction, time dilation, relativity of simultaneity in addition to velocities, variation of mass with velocity, Mass energy equation.

Discrete Mathematics
Discrete mathematics is the part of mathematics devoted to the study of discrete objects. Discrete mathematics is the gateway to more advanced courses in all parts of mathematical sciences. It provides the mathematical foundations for many computer science courses including data structures, algorithms, database theory ,formal languages, computer security and so on . Here we will cover propositional logic, quantifier logic , basic structures ,and will focus on relations , algebraic structures , lattice and Boolean algebra .The course is to teach mathematical reasoning and problem solving ,rather than a discrete set of skills.

College Physics II
This course introduces students to the laws of thermodynamics, wave motion, optics, and quantum physics. The student will learn about heat behaviors critical to understanding of engines and furnaces, metallurgy, geothermal system, etc. A mathematical description of wave motion will be introduced. The student will also learn about that light can be viewed as either a particle or a wave. The three primary topics examined are interference, diffraction, and polarization. These phenomena can’t be adequately explained with ray optics, but can be understood if light is viewed as a wave. For quantum physics, it introduces underlying ideas of quantum theory and the wave-particle nature of matter, and discusses applications of quantum theory including the photoelectric effect, the Compton Effect, and x-rays.

Linear Algebra
This course encompasses the study of linear equations, matrices, determinants, vectors in the plane and space, vector spaces, linear transformations, inner products, eigenvalues values and eigenvectors. Students will learn to recognize and express the mathematical ideas graphically, numerically, and symbolically.

Algorithm and Data Structure
This is an undergraduate level course on common data structure used in programming. This course introduces some classical algorithms based on these data structures, which are described in C Language. It includes the following contents: linear list, array, graph, finding list, some ranking algorithms, key path algorithms, shortest path algorithms, minimum cost spanning tree algorithms, etc. This course is mainly based on lecture, and accompanied by some supplementary computer experiments. Students can practice their abilities about using different kinds of data structures and coding abilities.

Fundamentals of Circuit Analysis
Fundamentals of circuit analysis is the first professional basic course for telecommunication engineering and computer science major undergraduate students. It covers fundamentals of knowledge necessary in this field, such as basic concepts and laws for circuits, mesh and nodal analysis, circuit theorems, first-order circuit analysis, AC steady-state circuit analysis, single-phase and three-phase circuits.

Analog Electronic Circuits
This course is a technical basic course of Higher School, it focuses on training students' ability to analyze and solve problems. Through the curriculum learning, let students learn to read classic electronic circuit principle diagram and understand the composition and working principle of each part. Also able to qualitative or quantitative analysis /estimates the each part of circuit performance. Students can be roughly selected design scheme of circuit, Selects the related components and learn to install debug the circuit. So this course to strengthen introduced the basic concepts and basic unit of the circuit is and set up the training link. Courses also strengthen the basic principle and basic analysis method, Subsequent through experiment or design courses to cultivate students’ practical ability.

Object Oriented Programming and Java
This course will give students the essentials of object-oriented programming in Java. Students will learn to formulate algorithms, to solve problems and to implement those solutions with a Java program that employs objects and classes. The student will be introduced to object-oriented design, applications, and class construction, methods and message passing, arrays, string-processing, file processing, and some event-handling and graphical user interface programming. This course is designed for students with some prior programming experience. Experiments provide the opportunity to explore these concepts including encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, graphical interface, multi-threading and network communications.

Digital Circuit
Digital logic is a compulsory course, degree course, and exam course for the undergraduate of electronic specialties. Digital logic also is the first discipline basic course directly related to many industry control systems. Through studying this course the students should master the basic concept of digital logic circuit, basic principles, basic methods and basic circuits. The students should learn the basic design method of the digital system and related technology. The students should be able to finish preliminary analysis and design of simple digital systems. Here we will learn about the logic algebra fundamental. We will focus on the basic analysis and design method of combinational circuits, sequential circuits, and pulse circuits. Digital laboratories can provide the opportunity to connect several typical logic circuits.

Probability and Statistics
This course provides an elementary introduction to probability and statistics with applications.

Fundamentals of Computer Organization and Architecture
In this course, we will learn the fundamentals of computer organization and architecture, from basic concepts, to the principles of improving and designing for, the performance of computer system. We will cover computer evolution and performance, computer system, central processing unit and its control, parallel processing basics, as well as some necessary groundwork knowledge such as number system. Along with classroom teaching, a few hands-on experiments will be carried out to reinforce the students’ understanding.

Operating Systems
This course introduces the fundamental concepts of operating system design and implementation. The lectures present the central ideas and concepts and explain how they are manifested in real operating systems. The course divides into four major sections including process and thread management, memory management, I/O systems and storage management. Topics in the section of process and thread management include process concept, operations on process, process synchronization, inter process communication, CPU scheduling, deadlocks and threads. Topics in the section of memory management include contiguous memory allocation, segmentation, paging and virtual memory. Topics in the section of storage management include disk management and file systems. Topics in the section of I/O systems include I/O hardware, application I/O interface, kernel I/O subsystem, transforming I/O requests to hardware operations. The class work also consists of a series of four programming lab experiments in order to improve students' understanding of the theoretical knowledge in lectures.

Computer Networks
This is a technical fundamental course for undergraduate students in the Computer Science and Technology program and is offered as an introduction to Computer Networks. We will discuss five layers of Computer networks which include physical layer, data link layer, network layer, transport layer and application layer

Computer Graphics
Computer Graphics is a professional compulsory course for C.S. &T.. The course introduces many important data structures, fundamental algorithms and techniques for 2D and 3D computer graphics that are useful for presenting data visually on a computer. We will start by studyi