The relation between people with disabilities and computers. Lectures, tutorials, and laboratory will deal with topics such as how computers may be used by persons with disabilities, assistive devices, software, and applications such as word processing, database inquiries, spreadsheets, and telecommunications. For students with disabilities and for professionals who teach and assist people with disabilities.
Concepts introduced include algorithms, arrays, files, structured programming, and top-down design.
Course also includes a brief introduction to computer technology and computer architecture from both a historical and modern perspective. Only one of A Csi 101N and B Msi 215 may be taken for credit. Query languages for database access. Word processing with emphasis on spelling and grammar checking. Normally offered spring semester only.