A perspective of computer science is developed through a discussion of number systems, computer organization, internal data representation, and programming languages. Three hours of lecture and three hours of lab per week. Three hours of lecture and one hour of recitation per week. An introduction to the use of spreadsheet software for information management and data processing via contemporary integrated software available on standard business microcomputers. Course includes an overview of the components of a computer, business use, and information systems.
Emphasis is on the use of spreadsheets, database management facilities, and graphic presentation.
An introduction to computational methods of relevance to the natural sciences with emphasis on limitations in the accuracy of computer calculations and the diagnosis and control of resulting problems. Designed to provide greater depth in database management and spreadsheet manipulation than CS 0103. A survey of modern business computer information systems. Systems include decision support systems, management information systems, transaction processing systems, executive information systems, strategic information systems, and expert systems. A practical course in the C programming language.