Explore courses Spring 2027 Easiest courses↗ Hardest courses↗ All departments Spring 2027 Recorded offerings Tags Course details Schedule Grades Instructor 1active filters Instructor: Ming Liu Clear filters Introduction to Computer Networks covers architecture, protocols, layering, routing, security, and performance using Ethernet, IP, TCP, and HTTP.
Offering recorded · Spring 2027 · Sources
Recent recorded grades — Fall 2022: 3.48 GPA, 68.8% A/AB (n=96 letter grades); Spring 2025: 3.45 GPA, 64.4% A/AB (n=59 letter grades); Spring 2026: 3.58 GPA, 73.3% A/AB (n=86 letter grades). Includes jointly taught sections.[1, 2, 3] Sources
3 . 4 9 3.49 historical GPA · 8 0 8 808 grades
Fall 2022–Spring 2026 Highly rated instructor
Senior Honors Thesis is an individual study for seniors completing theses for honors in the Computer Sciences major, arranged with a faculty member.
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No recorded grade history
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Individual study for seniors completing theses for honors in the Computer Sciences major, continuing COMP SCI 681.
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No recorded grade history
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Directed study projects for Computer Science juniors and seniors, arranged with a faculty member.
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4 . 0 0 4.00 historical GPA · 9 3 93 grades
Fall 2022–Spring 2026 · limited sample Highly rated instructor
Grad st; Master's candidates only
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No recorded grade history
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No recorded grade history
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Pre-dissertator independent research supervised by a faculty member for students who have completed a master's degree but have not reached dissertator status.
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No recorded grade history
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Advanced level mentored reading and research for students with dissertator status.
Offering recorded · Spring 2027 · Sources
No recorded grade history
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