The objective of this course is to provide the basic knowledge and experience necessary to use computers effectively by developing an understanding of the interplay between the computer, its associated languages, and the structured development of algorithms. Topics to be covered include computer organization and operation, data representation, algorithm development and specification, and programming languages and techniques. These topics are developed through the study and application of a higher-level language. MTH 3300 is not open to students who have completed CIS 3120. Students cannot get credit for both CIS 2300 and MTH 3300.
Prerequisite: MTH 2600, MTH 2610 (2010), MTH 2630, MTH 3006, or MTH 3010; or permission of the department. MTH 3300 is not open to students who have completed CIS 3120 or CIS 2300