- Computer Science Foundations

Institution:
The Evergreen State College
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Description:
Faculty: Richard Weiss (computer science), Neal Nelson (computer science) Major areas of study include design of computer programs, algorithms and data structures, discrete mathematics and computer architecture. Class Standing: This all-level program offers appropriate support for freshmen as well as supporting and encouraging those ready for advanced work. Prerequisites: Strong algebra skills. The goal of this program is to lay a firm foundation for advanced work in computer science. Our work will emphasize knowledge of the fundamentals, including discrete mathematics, program design, algorithms and data structures, and computer architecture. Individual and collaborative problem-solving will also be stressed. The content of this program will be presented in an integrated and synergistic manner that strengthens connections among the various ideas and skills, enabling more rapid progress through immersion. Program content will be structured around three interwoven themes. The computational organization theme will begin with object-oriented programming in Java and the organization of hardware and software into a functional system. The discrete mathematical theme will develop the mathematical tools and abstract ideas that support problem solving in computer science. The history and social implications of technology theme will explore the context in which quantitative and computerized tools have been developed and applied. Total: 16 credits each quarter. Enrollment: 48 Special Expenses: Students can expect expensive textbooks, approximately $200 each quarter. Program is preparatory for careers and future studies in computing, science, mathematics and education. This program is also listed under Programs for Freshmen. A similar program is expected to be offered in 2008-09.
Credits:
16.00
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Instructional Type:
Lecture
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Phone Number:
(360) 867-6170
Regional Accreditation:
Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities
Calendar System:
Quarter

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