CS 1030: Foundations of Computer Science — Fall 2018

• Lecture:   Mondays and Wednesdays 2-2:50p in L104 WEB
• Lab:   Tuesdays and Thursdays 8:35-9:25a, 9:40-10:30a, 10:45-11:35a, 11:50a-12:40p, 12:55-1:45p, 4:10-5p, 5:15-6:05p in L124 WEB
• Instructor:   D. Erin Parker
  Office: 3144 MEB
  Email: parker AT cs.utah.edu
• Course Materials:   Students will be required to do regular reading from free, online sources. No materials are required to be purchased.
• Course Catalog Description:   Foundations of Computer Science is a course for students who are interested in pursuing a computer science degree but have no background in computing. CS 1030 provides a gentle introduction to the fundamental concepts of computer science. In particular, students learn problem-solving skills and apply them by writing programs in a visual and fun programming environment that is friendly to beginners. Students also study, simulate, and visualize the inner workings of a simple computer.

  Corequisite: MATH 1060

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