Middlebury

CSCI0101Z-F09

The Computing Age
The Computing Age Lab

The Computing Age
In this course we provide a broad introductory overview of the discipline of computational science, with no prerequisites or assumed prior knowledge of computers or programming. A significant component of the course is an introduction to algorithmic concepts and to programming using Java; computer labs and programming assignments will explore algorithmic strategies such as selection, iteration, divide-and-conquer, and recursion, as well as introducing the Java programming language. Additional topics will include: the structure and organization of computers, the Internet and World Wide Web, abstraction as a means of managing complexity, social and ethical computing issues, and the question "What is computation?" (Formerly CSCI 0100/0101) 3 hr. lect., 1.25 hr. lab
Course Reference Number (CRN):
91388
Subject Code:
CSCI
Course Number:
0101
Section Identifier:
Z

Course

CSCI 0101

All Sections in Fall 2009

Fall 2009

CSCI0101A-F09 Lecture (Scharstein, Briggs)
CSCI0101B-F09 Lecture (Scharstein, Briggs)
CSCI0101X-F09 Lab (Scharstein)
CSCI0101Y-F09 Lab (Scharstein)
CSCI0101Z-F09 Lab (Scharstein)