CS 3510 001 Computing for the Sciences

Lecture. Essential computing skills for students in scientific disciplines. Focuses on three computational skills: (1) basic programming in a scripting language, such as Python, and knowledge of its supported data structures; (ii) facility with the UNIX operating system environment, including file structure, regular expressions, and job control; (iii) essential database skills, including accessing databases through SQL query language. No prior background in programming is required. Satisfies G.E. area UD-5. Upper Division G.E. courses are designed to be taken after upper-division status (completion of 60 semester units) is attained. (2 hours, lecture; 3 hours, activity)

Updated1 Course Id Units Day Time Room Location Instructor Additional
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3/26/2026 1:01 PM CS 3510 001 3 MWF
 9:00A - 9:50A
 N 201
 TURLOCK Morsony, Brian
 $0.00 WAIT
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Course Notes
Student must also enroll in CS 3510-002 (ACT) concurrently.