CS 106 - Everyday Computing

Credits: 4

Translating human logic to computer logic; program flow, data structures and functions; graphics; libraries; networks; and basic data analytics. Provides the basic digital literacy required for responsible digital communications in professional environments. Introduces essential computing concepts and programming skills in a widely used scripting language. Students follow protocols and use tools to promote secure practices in the workplace, at school, and at home. Intended for non-majors; cannot be used toward the fulfillment of a computer science degree. Prerequisites: none. Term offered varies.