Topics include hardware, software, algorithms, operating systems, networks. An introduction to computer programming motivated by the analysis of biological data sets and the modeling of biological ...

while CSCI 1055 involves less programming and has no lab. Neither course assumes any prior exposure to computer science, and both introduce students to programming using Python. Some programming ...

Undergraduate students can expect coursework to include a mix of general education requirements and courses specific to computer programming, including introductory courses on programming ...

you are likely to be given a place This course introduces students to the fundamentals of computer programming as students design, write, and debug computer programs using the programming language ...

RIT offers you the opportunity to engage in significant programming and software development work, or in both traditional and applied research. In addition to required computer science BS courses, you ...

two calculus courses and one linear algebra course. Computer Science: two introductory programming courses (CS1 and CS2 in the standard curriculum) and one course in each of discrete mathematics, data ...

This course introduces students to the fundamentals of computer programming as students design, write, and debug computer programs using the programming language Python. The course will also cover the ...

Computer science students all take six core classes, two of each in Programming, Systems and Theory. Students will be taking three entry-level courses, followed by three transitional courses before ...

This course advances the programming knowledge to include abstract data types, recursion, pointers, and the foundations of object-oriented programming. Foundational Computer Science topics are also ...

An introduction to the programming principles, methods and techniques of computer graphics. The course covers general graphics methods and techniques, graphics transformations, drawing algorithms, 3D ...