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• CS 101 Fundamentals of Computing Fall 2023
  ...e is to give students a practical understanding of computing to become well-informed citizens and professionals in the computing age. Topics may include E-mail: [mailto:Xavier.Saunders@indstate.edu Xavier.Saunders@indstate.edu] <br
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• CS Curriculum Revisions 2019-2020
  ...nges were approved by unanimous votes at the department level (vote of all CS regular faculty). * '''Outcomes Library''' - [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TEjADrCrJTOA-A-mNQkq57d7LlDURxWn/view?usp=sharing BS], [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ea
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• CS Skills Assessments
  ...links to lists of skills/knowledge that are needed as you move through the CS courses at ISU. The lists here are not "everything" you are supposed to ma ...g., CS 151) should be ''retained'' for courses that use that course (e.g., CS 151) as a prerequisite.
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• CS 101 Fundamentals of Computing Spring 2021
  ...e is to give students a practical understanding of computing to become well-informed citizens and professionals in the computing age. Topics may includ We will spend 1-2 weeks on each of the following topics:
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• CS 151
  CS 151 Introduction to Computer Science is taken by CS majors after CS 101 or passing a placement exam. This page contains the syllabus for '''Jeff Kinne's section''' of CS 151 for the most recent offering (fall 2023).
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• CS 151 Fall 2023
  CS 151 Introduction to Computer Science is taken by CS majors after CS 101 or passing a placement exam. This page contains the syllabus for '''Jeff Kinne's section''' of CS 151 and is used to keep track of assignments, etc. as well for the most rec
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• CS 101 Fundamentals of Computing
  This page contains the syllabus for CS 101 and is used to keep track of assignments etc. ...e is to give students a practical understanding of computing to become well-informed citizens and professionals in the computing age. Topics may include
  28 KB (4,506 words) - 05:38, 17 January 2024