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Earn a Degree in CS and find a well paid job in A LARGE or SMALL business or create your own business ABOUT TSU CS DEPARTMENT TSU CS PROGRAM: TSU Computer Science Department has a modern program that offers courses in computer hardware. computer management, computer programming, software engineering( design and production), game programming, database management systems, robotics, and Data Communication and Networking. CS Program has been audited and approved by the Tennessee Board of Regents (TBR) "Academic Audit". A copy of the report is included here: Assessment. TSU CS STUDENTS: TSU Computer Science Students come from all over USA and from other nations. http://www.tnstate.edu/interior.asp?ptid=1&mid=284 TSU CS FACULTY: TSU Department has nine full time faculty members. Every CS faculty has a PhD Degree. There are six (6) PhDs in CS, tow in Electrical Engineering, one in Statistical Computations with Computers and one in Mechanical Engineering. Also, they have long-time teaching and research experiences. TSU COMMUNICATION SYSTEM: TSU has has an advanced Communication System . Almost all offices, dormitories, classes and labs are connected to the Internet via a local area network and a wireless network. A BIT OF HISTORY: The Digital Electronic Computer was invented in late 1930s by Professor John Vincent Atanasoff at Iowa State University in Ames Iowa USA. The first digital electronic computer built was named ABC (Atanasoff Berry Computer). ABC had limited data storage capacity and computational speed. Today computers, in addition to processing innermost volumes of data incredibly fast, operate from simple machines, like washing machines, to highly sophisticated machines like the NASA's space Shuttle. The fastest super computer can carry out up to sixty operations per second. The world of business, industry and manufacturing are highly dependent on computers. The computer communication has reduced the whole planet earth to a single entity. It is claimed that ,"the computer science is all science".
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