CS 101

Introduction to Computer Science

Prerequisites: NONE

CS 101 - Summer 2009
CS 101 - Fall 2008
CS 101 - Summer 2008
CS 101 - Spring 2008
CS 101 - Fall 2007
CS 101 - Summer 2007
CS 101 - Spring 2007
CS 101 - Fall 2006
CS 101 - Summer 2006
CS 101 - Fall 2005
CS 101 - Summer 2005
CS 101 - Spring 2005
CS 101(Scott) - Fall 2004
CS 101 - Summer 2004
CS 101 - Section 004 - Fall 2002
CS 101 - Fall 2001
CS 101 - Fall 2000
CS 101 - Fall 1999

Description:

A beginning-level course which provides a broad introduction to the fundamental concepts and techniques of computer science. Topics covered will include computer architecture, structured programming, data base and information retrieval, and applications of computers in a variety of areas.

This class is the first course for Computer Science students. It is also a good introduction to Computer Science for other interested students. There will be assignments from the following areas of computer science:

high level language programming,
operating systems,
assembly language,
graphics,
networking,
artificial intelligence,
digital logic
1. Binary Function Simplification for Netscape 3.x/Explorer 3.x,
2. Binary Function Simplification for Netscape 4.x/Explorer 4.x,
other areas of computer science.