Electrical Engeneering at Harvard University

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at Harvard University

CIDCourse Title & Link
CS 50Introduction to Computer Science I
CS 51Introduction to Computer Science II
CS 91rSupervised Reading and Research
CS 96System Design Projects
CS 101Digital Systems Construction
CS 120Introduction to Cryptography
CS 121Introduction to Formal Systems and Computation
CS 124Data Structures and Algorithms
CS 127Computational Geometry
CS 141Computing Hardware
CS 143Computer Networks
CS 144rNetworks Design Projects
CS 146Computer Architecture
CS 148Design of VLSI Circuits and Systems
CS 152Principles of Programming Languages
CS 153Principles of Programming Language Compilation
CS 161Operating Systems
CS 175Computer Graphics
CS 181Intelligent Machines: Perception, Learning, and Uncertainty
CS 182Intelligent Machines: Reasoning, Actions, and Plans
CS 187Computational Linguistics
CS 220rCryptography: Trust and Adversity
CS 221Computational Complexity
CS 222Algorithms at the Ends of the Wire
CS 223Probabilistic Analysis and Algorithms
CS 224rRandomness in Computation
CS 225Pseudorandomness
CS 226rEfficient Algorithms
CS 228Computational Learning Theory
CS 232Introduction to Computational Molecular Biology
CS 243Network Security Protocols
CS 244rAdvanced Networks Design Projects
CS 246Advanced Computer Architecture
CS 251Advanced Systems Programming
CS 252rAdvanced Topics in Programming Languages
CS 253rAdvanced Topics in Programming Language Compilation
CS 261Research Topics in Operating Systems
CS 262Introduction to Distributed Computing
CS 263Modern Distributed Systems
CS 264Peer-to-Peer Systems
CS 265Database Systems
CS 277Geometric Modeling in Computer Graphics
CS 278Rendering and Image Processing in Computer Graphics
CS 281rArtificial Intelligence: Reasoning and Planning Systems
CS 282Probabilistic Reasoning
CS 283Computer Vision
CS 285Multi-agent Planning Systems
CS 286rTopics at the Interface between Computer Science and Economics
CS 287rNatural Language Processing
CS 288Computational Models of Discourse
CS 299rSpecial Topics in Computer Science