Computer Science 292 and 293 together constitute a year-long projects course for senior Computer Science students. Members of the class are organized into teams of four to six students with a faculty advisor to analyze a problem proposed by an outside company, to select a suitable solution, and to implement that solution. Students work in teams to solve typical commercial or industrial problems.
Work involves planning, design, and implementation.
Students must enroll for a two-semester sequence, Computer Science 292 and 293. Senior standing in Computer Science or consent of instructor. Usually offered in the fall only. Joseph Williams, Style, University of Chicago Press. David Goldberg, Life Skills and Leadership for Engineers, McGraw-Hill, 1995.