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CS 150: Culture and Coding (AUCC 3B/GT-AH3)
Computer Science

CS 150: Culture and Coding (AUCC 3B/GT-AH3)

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  System.out.println("Welcome to CS 150");
}  // prints Welcome to CS 150

Summer 2020 Meeting Times

Section Time Where
401 Remote Instruction Pre-recorded
801 CSU Online Pre-recorded

Lab Times

** Labs are all helpdesk / virtual over summer session. See Helpdesk schedule below.

Instructor

Albert Lionelle

Instructor and Curriculum Specialist,
Computer Science
College of Natural Sciences

e: Albert.Lionelle@colostate.edu
w: http://www.cs.colostate.edu/~lionelle/
274 Computer Science Building | 1100 Center Avenue Mall | Fort Collins, CO 80523

Office Hours:
By appointment only - online / virtual
Preferred Contact
Private Message on Microsoft Teams

Teaching Assistants

Maddie Mihevc

Helpdesk Times

For Su2020 all helpdesk hours will be online. See: help desk instructions
Time (MDT) Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
11:00 AM
12:00 PM
1:00 PM
2:00 PM
3:00 PM M MS Teams T MS Teams W MS Teams Th MS Teams
4:00 PM M MS Teams T MS Teams W MS Teams Th MS Teams
5:00 PM

- Times are all based on mountain daylight time. Times with a gold background, are times when it is open.
- Summer 2020 all times are virtual help desk times.
- TAs will substitute a time for a live session each week, which will appear in Microsoft Teams.

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Computer Science Department

279 Computer Science Building
1100 Centre Avenue
Fort Collins, CO 80523
Phone: (970) 491-5792
Fax: (970) 491-2466

CS 150: Culture and Coding (AUCC 3B/GT-AH3)

Survey of computer science, formal logic, and computational thinking. Explores the historical, gender, and cultural perspectives on the role of technology in society. Includes learning a basic programming language. Students will be expected to write small programs, and construct written arguments on ways in which technology influences our modern culture. Previous computer science experience not necessary.