About CS 021 E

Introduction to algorithmic problem solving and computer programming. Designed to provide a foundation for further studies in computer science.

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Open to Degree and CDE students

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Section Description

Programming I teaches problem solving, and the problem solving process, in the context of high level computer programming. This section of CS 021 uses Python as a vehicle to introduce the elements of computer programming. Topics will include variables, selection statements, repetition statements, functions, flow of control, simple input/output and basic data structures. Throughout the course, good programming style will be emphasized. The course assumes no prior programming experience. When registering for CS21, you will have a choice of CS21 (Green) or CS21 (Gold). To determine which section is appropriate for you, visit go.uvm.edu/cs21group.

Section Expectation

Required Materials: ▸ Textbook: Starting out with Python, 5th Edition, By: Tony Gaddis, Pearson, ISBN: 9780137341245 (Subscription with Redshelf through UVM bookstore works without glitches) ▸ Reliable Computer (Windows 10 and MacOS supported) with camera, microphone and stable internet connection ▸ Software: Python 3.0 or later (Download the most recent version that begins with 3 at: https://www.python.org/downloads/). Programs written in earlier versions of Python will not be accepted.

Evaluation

In-class activities - 5% Labs - 15% Quiz - 5% Homework - 25% Exam 1 - 20% Exam 2 - 20% Final Project- 10%

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Williams Hall 301 (View Campus Map)

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