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An Invitation From Fr. Dave Pivonka, TOR
Academic Calendar
Our Campus (Map)
Residence Living
Co- and Extra-Curricular Opportunities
Admission
Financial Aid, Tuition and Fees
Registration and Enrollment
Student Support Services
Academic Policies
Degree Requirements and Graduation
Special Academic Features
Educational Rights - FERPA
Office of Academic Effectiveness
Academic Programs
Courses
- ACC - Accounting Course Descriptions
- ANT - Anthropology Course Descriptions
- ART - Art Course Descriptions
- BIO - Biology Course Descriptions
- BUS - Business Course Descriptions
- CAT - Catechetics Course Descriptions
- CHM - Chemistry Course Descriptions
- CLA - Classics Course Descriptions
- COM - Communication Arts Course Descriptions
- CRJ - Criminal Justice Course Descriptions
- CRM - Criminology Course Descriptions
- CSC - Computer Science Course Descriptions
- ECO - Economic Course Descriptions
- EDU - Education Course Descriptions
- EGR - Pre-Engineering Course Descriptions
- ENG - English Course Descriptions
- ESC - Exercise Science Course Descriptions
- FLM - Film Course Descriptions
- FRN - French Course Descriptions
- GEL - Geology Course Description
- GEO - Geography Course Description
- GRK - Greek Course Descriptions
- GRM - German Course Descriptions
- HCC - Humanities and Catholic Culture Course Descriptions
- HEB - Hebrew Course Descriptions
- HLS - Human Life Studies Course Descriptions
- HON - Honors Course Descriptions
- HST - History Course Descriptions
- LAT - Latin Course Descriptions
- LST - Legal Studies Course Descriptions
- MIL - Military Science Course Descriptions
- ML - Modern Languages Course Descriptions
- MTH - Mathematics Course Descriptions
- MUS - Sacred Music Course Descriptions
- NUR - Nursing Course Descriptions
- PHL - Philosophy Course Descriptions
- PHY - Physics Course Descriptions
- POL - Political Science Course Descriptions
- PSY - Psychology Course Descriptions
- SCI - Science Course Descriptions
- SFE - Software Engineering Course Descriptions
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    - SFE 112
- SOC - Sociology Course Descriptions
- SPN - Spanish Course Descriptions
- SWK - Social Work Course Descriptions
- THE - Theology Course Descriptions
- THR - Theatre Course Descriptions
Board of Advisors
University Faculty and Staff
Accreditation and Memberships
Appendix A
Appendix B

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SFE 112 SFE 112

Introduction to the methods and tools for software development. Topics include the personal software process, requirements engineering, software design, testing methods, project
management, and other management techniques.

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