Welcome to CS150

CS 150 provides an introduction to computer science. It assumes no previous background beyond experience with email. The class focuses on describing and reasoning about information processes using language and logic. We will incorporate motivating examples from the liberal arts and sciences areas such as art, biology, economics, narrative, physics, and sociology.

CS 150 is the first gateway course for College students majoring in Computer Science. It is open to all College students.

Tell your friends! This course will be offered next semester. In Fall 2009 the course will be called CS 1120. It will meet Monday-Wednesday-Friday from 10:00a to 10:50a in MEC 341. This course will be offered next Spring as well.

News

The Optional Final is available! Check out the exam page.
Websites for Project Presentations:
- Team Knights of the Lambda Calculus — Erlang Chat
- Team Acrocanthosaurus — Surveys
- Team Fin Whale — Hoos Homeless?
- Team Tool Time — Cool or Tool?
- Team House Martin — Stocks
- Team Spaghetti — Robo Rhymze
Final Project (PS9) team lists are up!
The 2009 Computing and Communication Scholarship for Undergraduate Women is a $1000 merit scholarship specifically targeted at 1st — 3rd year undergrads. You do not have to be (or become) a CS major. Applications are due June 30th, 2009.
Fractal Gallery voting information and winners are available on the Forum.
Exam information is now up.
The CS150 Fractal Gallery is up!