General Announcements

This course is for non-CS majors

This is a course covering some practical skills including current programming technologies (HTML, Java Scripts, Java Applets, etc.), and also includes the great ideas behind computer science (such as that of an algorithm, recursion, automata). This course would be useful for someone with an interest in learning about computer science, as well as how to do more sophisticated things with computers than those provided in CS110, but who do not have an interest in becoming programmers or computer scientists. This course would also be ideal for students who are interested in exploring computer science as a possible major, but are not sure what computer science is about. This course does not satisfy a requirement in the computer science department.

Check the schedule for assignments!

Instructor: Elizabeth Boese

Instructions for logging in from home described in the connecting with ssh link from Weston Pace's home page. Note that if you have a terminal window you can reach from your home system and you have ssh (described in Weston's notes) you can also try the command
ssh faure.cs.colostate.edu
Also note that if you are still really having trouble in class, you may want to wait until the lab work gets easier before trying from home.

Be sure you read the Computer Science Department's Student Information Sheet that explains the department's policies on grading, plagiarism, etc.