These networks provide access to the Internet and to many on-campus software applications, programming languages, and operating systems. The campus hardware is comprised of a variety of computer platforms, including PC s, Mac s, and a UNIX server, and a variety of peripherals such as scanners, laser printers, color printers, and classroom multimedia projection. Any unused courses in the above two categories. 171 Problem Solving with Computers. An introduction to the use of the computer for problem solving.
Students learn software tools with examples of applications, projects, and simulations.
Meets General Education Mathematical Science requirement. Students do exercises, develop simulations, and graphics applications. Designed for majors in computer science, business information systems, and mathematics. Two lecture periods and two one-hour laboratories per week. Meets General Education Mathematical Sciences requirement.