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... Department of CS |
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... Cincinnati, |
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Web: Information on this course will be
posted on the BLACKBOARD system and will be regularly updated. You should
regularly check BLACKBOARD for announcements, updated syllabus, homework
assignments, etc.
During the term students will be exposed to several of the recognized sub-fields of the discipline of Computer Science, namely, algorithms, intelligent systems, databases, networks & communications, and architectures & systems. There will be general information about the CS profession, employment prospects, survival strategies in the major, time management skills, and the various academic resources available at UC. We expect to expose students to some programming languages and software application tools in a laboratory setting, including, Excel, Matlab, Python, and Scratch.
The grading for this class will be based on two lecture exams and approximately 10 laboratory modules. Your final grade will be a weighted average for these two aspects - Laboratory modules 70% and Lecture Exams 30%. Late labs or makeup exams are not allowed unless pre-arranged with the instructor.
The standard penalty for any form of academic dishonesty in this course is failure in the course. Providing or receiving help during exams, or submitting the work of another as your own both constitute academic dishonesty. There are no "small" offenses to this policy.
Schedule of Topics:
Student Work
http://www.cs.uc.edu/~annexste/Courses/cs110-2007/ScratchCode.zip
Description:
Topic Outline (TBA):