CIS 110 Summer 2013 - Introduction to Computer Programming
Introduction to Computer Programming is the first course in our
series introducing students to computer science. In this class you
will learn the fundamentals of computer programming in Java, with
emphasis on applications in science and engineering. You will also
learn about the broader field of computer science and
algorithmic
thinking, the fundamental approach that computer scientists take
to solving problems.
The Spring 2013 web site is still
available here.
Announcements
[18 May] Welcome to CIS 110 Summer 2013 students!
[18 May] Fall 2013 Pre-Registration
Information Welcome future 110-ers! Based on the record
interest in the class, we are making some changes to the enrollment
procedure in order to accomadate everyone:
- We do not use Blackboard for CIS 110. Check this page
for updates on the waitlist situation, and for the current
lecture slides and assignments. The course will be similar in
Fall 2013.
- []Update: As of April 18, there is still space in both
lecture sections.] If we reach the enrollment cap, we will set up a wait
list. Check this page for information
about the waitlist once registration closes. We
will not be able to admit students off the waitlist until close
to the start of term, because we will not have data on the
incoming Freshman until then.
- If you are still on the wait list when the semester starts,
you should attend class and submit
assignments so you do not have to race to catch up if
a space comes available.
- There will be a weekly 1-hour recitation on
Wednesday/Thursday in addition to lecture,
but you will sign up for registration at
the start of term or shortly before. There will be a
wide range of time slots available, but we cannot provide exact
times until we are ready for sign-up.
- Watch for an e-mail shortly before the start of term about
recitation sign-up. We will be handling recitation
assignments ourselves rather than through PennInTouch (PIT) so
we can make sure everyone gets a recitation they can attend.
PIT is the pits at managing registration for full classes.