CSCI 1020 - Introduction to Computer Science: Bioinformatics . 3 Credits. An introduction to computer programming motivated by the analysis of biological data sets and the modeling of biological ...

“Introduction to Computer Science” and “Introduction to Information Systems” both assume some knowledge of coding. Students with little to no programming experience are expected to take CPSC 1000, ...

Courses Computer Science Majors Take. Get a sense for some of the courses that many of our majors take below. A more complete list for each catalog may be found when you search for your degree option ...

Five computer science courses have no prerequisites. These are 102 How The Internet Works, 103 How Computers Work, 106 Introduction to Computing and the Arts, 111 Introduction to Computer Science ...

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This course advances the programming knowledge to include abstract data types, recursion, pointers, and the foundations of object-oriented programming. Foundational Computer Science topics are also ...

Students must also complete the University Core Curriculum requirements for a Bachelor of Science degree in the engineering school and sufficient electives for a total of 189 units. Computer Science ...

“Introduction to Computing and Programming,” better known by its Harvard course code of “CS50,” will not be returning in fall 2025. One of Yale’s largest computer science courses, jointly taught with ...

An introduction to the study of computing: fundamental concepts and skills; opportunities at Michigan Tech; career opportunities; social and ethical issues. An alternative starting point of the ...

It takes about four years of full-time study to earn a bachelor’s in computer science. Part-time students, however, may need more time to fulfill the 120-credit requirement for this degree.

In place of CSCI 141/142 (Computer Science I/II), students may use IGME 105/106 (Game Development and Algorithmic Problem Solving I/II), ISTE 120/121 (Computational Problem Solving in the Information ...

Prerequisites: Students should be familiar with quantitative methods at an introductory level, up to linear regression analysis, and should be generally comfortable engaging quantitative notation and ...