CS 1410: Introduction of Object-Oriented Programming — Fall 2016

• Lecture:   Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays 10:45-11:35a in L104 WEB
• Lab:   Tuesdays 8:35-9:25a, 9-40-10:30a, 10:45-11:35a, 11:50a-12:40p, 12:55-1:45p, 2-2:50p, 3-3:50p in 3225 MEB
• Instructor:   David E. Johnson
  Office: 3190J MEB
  Email: dejohnso AT cs.utah.edu
• Course Materials:   Required reading is assigned from a number of free, online sources. (There is no required course textbook to purchase.)
• Course Catalog Description:   Introduction to the engineering and mathematical skills required to effectively program computers, and to the range of issues confronted by computer scientists. Roles of procedural and data abstraction in decomposing programs into manageable pieces. Introduction to object-oriented programming. Extensive programming exercises that involve the application of elementary software engineering techniques.

  Prerequisite: CS 1030: Foundations of Computer Science or passing score on the CS 1410 Proficiency Test

  Corequisite: Calculus I

• Should you take CS 1030 or CS 1410 as your first computer science course? See this page for more information.
• Permission Codes:Until the start of the semester, permission codes are through the School of Computing advisors. Please the the SoC permission code page.