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CSCI 1227

Computer Programming and Problem Solving

3 credit hours · Undergraduate

Students apply basic programming and problem-solving skills to typical problems one might encounter when working in any scientific field. Problems include creation, analysis and manipulation of textual and/or binary data sets of various kinds. Students write programs in a suitable language to perform these activities, but may also be introduced to various software packages that can be used for similar purposes.

Prerequisites & course information

Prerequisite: There is no formal prerequisite for this course; however, some prior experience with analytical thinking is highly recommended.

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