UMBC CS 104
CMSC 104 -- Spring 2007
Problem Solving and Computer Programming
Section 0101
Brooke Stephens
MW 1-2:15 ITE 227
Course Information
Note -- credit for some of information contained below goes to previous
CMSC 104 instructors, notably Ms. D. Block and Mr. G. Burt.
description of the course from the Undergraduate Catalog
CMSC 104 Problem Solving and Computer Programming 3 credits
"Designed to prepare students for CMSC 201 by providing an introduction
to computer programming that does not require prior programming experience.
Students are taught the basic use of a programming environment and the basic
elements of the C programming language (including loops, control statements
and arrays). Introduces general computer science concepts such as operating
systems, computer organization, computer architecture, data representation
and memory usage. Note: This course does not fulfill any of the computer
science major requirements. Students who have taken and received transfer
credit for, or who are taking concurrently any computer programming course
in a high-level programming language will not receive credit for CMSC 104.
The list of such computer programming courses includes, but is not limited
to: CMSC 103, CMSC 106, CMSC 109, CSMC 201, CMSC 202 and sections of CMSC 291
that cover programming topics. For more information contact stephens@umbc.edu".
Section 0101will be held in the classroom, ITE 227. The location of the
lab for this class will be announced..
Contact Information
Lecture Transparencies
brief list of topics
Course Schedule
Syllabus
Homeworks and Projects
Lab assignments
Notes on Lab assignments
assignments
Exams-- sample questions updated 5/21/07
Student Resources
Last Modified: Wed., 24-Jan-2007 11:45 EDT