Course work involves writing and running between five and eight computer programs. No prior experience with computers is necessary or assumed. 105 or the equivalent. Credit is granted for only one course from among CCS 270 and 274. This is an introductory course in problem solving and structured programming.
Course work involves writing and running between five and eight computer programs.
No prior experience with computers is necessary or assumed. There will be two parts of the course. Advanced programming will cover introductory data structures, segmentation, software design methodology, and a project. The theoretical part will cover introduction to the theory of programming languages, and computability. The course is a part of preconcentration requirements for Computer Science majors, and has to be completed with a grade of B- or better before admission to the concentration will be considered.