Computer Skills for Problem-Solving
University of North Alabama
Using personal computers as effective problem-solving tools, this course will enhance analytical thinking and abstraction skills. Topics include problem specification, problem-solving techniques, and the interpretation of results to problems from scientific, business, and social domains. Students will utilize productivity software, the Internet, and programming principles to foster an understanding of the impact of computing technology on society and culture.
Credits
3 credits
Course Code
CS 135
Prerequisites, corequisites, and courses that build on this one
Required For
Courses that require this course as a prerequisite
- MG 3703 credits
Applications of Intelligent Systems and Artificial Intelligence
- ITE 2493 credits
Introduction to Information Security
- CIS 236H3 credits
Information Systems in Organizations-Honors
- DA 3803 credits
Programming for Data Analytics
- CS 1554 credits
Computer Science I
- CIS 2363 credits
Information Systems in Organizations
- CIS 2253 credits
Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming