CSCI 1115G — Modern Computing in Practice
This course provides a survey of practical and theoretical foundations for how computers work and how they support fundamental organizational needs. The course covers broad aspects of the hardware, software, and mathematical basis of computers. Lab assignments provide hands-on applications to use simple basic software tools to write simple programs, build and edit websites, analyze data with spreadsheets, choose an office productivity suite, and demonstrate computer literacy to potential employers. May be repeated up to 4 credits.
Part of
- Computer Information Systems (Artificial Intelligence) - Associate of Applied Science
- Computer Information Systems - Associate of Applied Science
- Computer Technology (IT Specialist) - Associate of Applied Science
- Computer Technology (Networking) - Associate of Applied Science
- Computer Technology (Programming) - Associate of Applied Science
- Computer Technology (Artificial Intelligence) - Associate of Applied Science
- Cybersecurity - Associate of Applied Science
- Emergency Medical Services - Associate of Applied Science
- Prebusiness - Associate in Prebusiness
- Public Health - Associate of Public Health
- Common Course Numbering Crosswalk
- CSCI-COMPUTER SCIENCE
- General Education