CSCI 1301 is an introduction to computer science with coverage of algorithmic foundations, hardware concepts, and introductory programming in Java. Specific topics include data storage, data manipulation, and data abstractions. Programming concepts covered are algorithm design, primitive data types, and expressions, loops, modular programming, conditional execution, program logic, and arrays.
| Name | Office | Phone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bhavana Burell | Fort Valley State University | burellb@fvsu.edu | |
| John Gleissner | East Georgia State College | jgleissner@ega.edu | |
| Thomas Gonzalez | Dalton State College | 706-272-2488 | tgonzalez@daltonstate.edu |
| Frank Malinowski | Albany State University | frank.malinowski@asurams.edu | |
| Sean Mullins | University of North Georgia | sean.mullins@ung.edu | |
| Muhammad Rahman | Clayton State University | mrahman@clayton.edu | |
| Edward Redmond | University of North Georgia | ed.redmond@ung.edu | |
| Wesley Steverson | University of West Georgia | wstevers@westga.edu | |
| Fang Xie | East Georgia State College | fxie@ega.edu | |
| Alexandra Young | University of West Georgia | ayoung@westga.edu | |
| Xiangyan Zeng | Fort Valley State University | zengx@fvsu.edu | |
| Jianmin Zhu | Fort Valley State University | 478-827-3067 | zhuj@fvsu.edu |
Credit Hours
After completing this course, you will be able to:
The following units are covered in this course:
Your final grade will be based on the following breakdown. Please note that each instructor may choose to make modifications.
The following third-party software applications must be downloaded in order to complete this course: