CS 101 - Technology and Computer Science

5 CR

Introduces concepts of computer science through development of fluency in modern technology, while offering students an opportunity to increase skills in a variety of information systems. Computer lab work includes operation of computers on networks, programming fundamentals, logical reasoning, web searching, multimedia applications, basic spreadsheets, and database manipulation.

Prerequisite(s): MATH 98 with a C or better, or placement into MATH 99 or higher.

Course Outcomes

Identify standard human-computer interfaces using industry standard terminology.
Describe network components of computers and associated storage systems.
Effectively search the Internet and use information to create a basic html web page.
Describe similarities and differences between binary and decimal systems.
Provide a descriptive algorithm for solving a problem.
Identify digital versus analog representations of pictures and sounds.
Identify and explain common spreadsheet functions and capabilities.
Identify and explain common database management functions and capabilities
Explain what a program is, and how a program is produced.

GenEd Outcomes: Communication

Computer Literacy

GenEd Outcomes: Connections

Technology and Society

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