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CS410Software Reverse Engineering

Course Prerequisites ToolSNHU CS410 has 3 direct prerequisites, with 13 courses in its complete prerequisite tree.

Undergraduate · 3 credits

Students will learn the basics of reverse engineering specific to software systems. Learn how reverse engineering is used to recreate missing documentation to support legacy software code. Examine how reverse engineering is used to make new software products, enhance the functionality and efficiency of software components, and recreate the code for applications. Apply fundamental reverse engineering technologies and practices for maintainability and security-related use cases.

Prerequisite Tree

  • CS300Data Structures and Algorithms: Analysis and Design
    • CS217Object Oriented Programming
      • IT145Foundation in Application Development
        • CS110Fundamentals of Programming
        • IT140Introduction to Scripting
      • CS113Introduction to Programming
      • CS113LIntroduction to Programming Lab
    • MAT239Mathematics for Computing
    • MAT230Discrete Mathematics
    • CS210Programming Languages
      • IT145Foundation in Application Development
        • CS110Fundamentals of Programming
        • IT140Introduction to Scripting
  • CS230Operating Platforms
    • CS210Programming Languages
      • IT145Foundation in Application Development
        • CS110Fundamentals of Programming
        • IT140Introduction to Scripting
    • CS217Object Oriented Programming
      • IT145Foundation in Application Development
        • CS110Fundamentals of Programming
        • IT140Introduction to Scripting
      • CS113Introduction to Programming
      • CS113LIntroduction to Programming Lab
  • CS260Data Structures and Algorithms
    • MAT230Discrete Mathematics
    • IT145Foundation in Application Development
      • CS110Fundamentals of Programming
      • IT140Introduction to Scripting
    • CS200Computer Science's Role in Industry
    • IT140Introduction to Scripting

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