CMSC courses at Longwood

The following courses are offered during Fall 2025 at Longwood:

• CMSC 111: Computer Science Scholars seminar I (Rai)
• CMSC 121: Intro to computer science (Rai)
• CMSC 140: Introduction to programming (Blaheta)
• CMSC 160: Intro to algorithm design I (Rai)
• CMSC 161: Software development tools and principles (Marmorstein)
• CMSC 162: Intro to algorithm design II (Marmorstein)
• CMSC 201: Computer organization (Marmorstein)
• CMSC 262: Data structures and algorithms in application (Blaheta)
• CMSC 280: Programming in a second language: Java (Dymacek)
• CMSC 355: Computer and network security (Marmorstein)
• CMSC 360: Computer network theory (Dymacek)
• CMSC 442: Operating systems (Marmorstein)
• CMSC 445: Compiler design (Dymacek)

These courses are not offered this term (links and professors are for the most recent offering):

• CMSC 208: Grammars, languages, and automata (Blaheta)
• CMSC 210: Web page design and scripting (Rai)
• CMSC 240: Linux systems administration (Marmorstein)
• CMSC 242: Network and systems programming (Dymacek)
• CMSC 362: Theory of databases (Marmorstein)
• CMSC 381: Computer graphics (Dymacek)
• CMSC 389: Artificial intelligence (Rai)
• CMSC 415: Theory of computation (Blaheta)
• CMSC/MATH 420: Graph theory (Dymacek)
• CMSC 455: Cryptography (Marmorstein)
• CMSC 461: Seminar in computer science (Dymacek)

These courses were one-off and/or have not been offered in quite some time:

• CMSC 308: Organization of programming languages (McElfresh)
• CMSC/MATH 325: Math modeling and simulation (Emerson-Stonnell)
• CMSC/MATH 350: Ethical issues in math and CS (Huyvaert)
• CMSC 395: Pattern Recognition (Dymacek)
• CMSC 395: Biologically-inspired computing (Dymacek)
• CMSC 395: Machine learning (Rai)
• CMSC 495: Advanced algorithms (McElfresh)
• GNED 495: Computational linguistics (Blaheta)