Introduction to Computer Science
Spring 2006
Spring 2005
Class#: 901 E10110 Session: 03
Course in English
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This is an introductory computer science course for
EECS undergraduate students.
The goal of the course is to communicate systematically
the essential and fundamental technical principles in
computer science.
Objectives:
- Getting the big picture: Area of research and development in computer science
- Knowing the basics: Terminologies, Principles, Basic theories
Topics:
- Fundamentals: Data storage
- Systems: Machine architecture, Operating system, Networking
- Science: Algorithms, Programming languages, Theory of computation
- Areas in CS: Artificial intelligence
Textbook:
J. Glenn Brookshear,
Computer Science -- An Overview,
8th edition, Addison-Wesley 2005