CMPU 100 - Programming with Data

Semester Offered: Fall and Spring
1 unit(s)

Introduces fundamentals of computer programming and data analysis. Students learn to write programs to collect, clean, transform, and visualize data from a variety of domains. Working on real-world problems and data sets, students also consider social issues surrounding data collection and analysis. This course is designed for students from any discipline who want to learn to use programming as a tool for data-driven discovery. No prior programming experience is required. A weekly laboratory period provides guided hands-on experience. The Department.

Two 75-minute periods and one 2-hour lab.

Course Format: CLS