CompSci 4.001
Programming and Problem Solving
(with Graphics)
Syllabus (Summer II, 2005)
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Acknowledgment: This course was designed by and most of the materials were
assembled by (and were often written by) Professor Robert C. Duvall.
Previous Semester
Notices and Reminders
- Summer Term II classes start Tuesday, 7/5/2005
- Cancelled due to low enrollment
Time and Location
Lecture/Lab:
- CPS 4.001: Mon thru Fri, 2:00pm - 3:15, 229 Social Sciences
Bulletin Course Description (official):
Programming and problem solving in a specific domain such as robotics,
virtual worlds, web programming, biology, genomics, or computer science.
Students learn the basics of programming by studying problems in one
application area.
Course Description (specific update):
The domain this term is simple computer graphics.
Students learn object-oriented techniques to construct programs using existing
software components by solving a variety of graphics problems.
Students will also examine the social, educational, and ethical impact of
computers on modern society. This course will be taught in a laboratory format
with computers in the classroom.
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Prerequisite:
There are no prerequisites and no programming experience is required.
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WARNING: Most of the material below is just a copy of last summer's page.