Computer Science 111, Fall 2015
Introduction to Computer Science
Description
An introduction to the principles of computer science with an emphasis on algorithmic problem solving and the realization of algorithms using a modern object-oriented programming language. Topics include algorithms, problem solving, programming, classes, primitive data types and objects, control structures, arrays and vectors, principles of object-oriented design and programming, and an introduction to graphics and graphical user interfaces. The course also includes an overview of the discipline of computer science and a study of the social implications of computer use. May serve as the laboratory course in the Natural Science Division’s distribution requirement. One laboratory per week. Prerequisite: Knowledge of elementary algebra.
Resources
- Course Syllabus: Learn about the objectives, policies, and structure of the course.
- Course Schedule: See the course topics, find reading assignments, and review slides.
- Laboratory Assignments: Access all of the materials for the laboratory sessions.
- Practical Assignments: Access all of the materials for the practical sessions.
- Study Guides: See the topics that you should study for a quiz or an examination.
