CompSci 101
Introduction to Computer Science
Course Description
Introduction to practices and principles of computer science and programming and their impact on and potential to change the world. Algorithmic, problem-solving, and programming techniques in domains such as art, data visualization, mathematics, natural and social sciences. Programming using high-level languages and design techniques emphasizing abstraction, encapsulation, and problem decomposition. Design, implementation, testing, and analysis of algorithms and programs. No previous programming experience required.
Course Announcements
- May 2, 2015
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- Feb 9, 2015
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Required Background
Must have eaten a lot of pizza. No just kidding. No experience. That's right, this is a BEGINNER programming course. No prior programming experience is necessary.
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