CIS-121 Introduction to Programming

The study of computing can be viewed as the science of knowing how to solve problems. This first course in writing computer programs provides a useful approach to problem solving which is applicable in many areas of life. An introductory programming language will be used to teach skills in algorithmic design of solutions to problems. No prior experience in programming is necessary, but the student should be familiar with basic computer terminology and use of applications such as word processors and electronic spreadsheets. Meets the general education math/computer requirements. This course does not apply toward a computer major or minor. Credit is not given to any student who has previously completed six credits in CIS courses. Prerequisite: Satisfactory completion of the mathematics preparatory requirement.

Credits

3