CSE 501N - Programming Concepts and Practice
Computer Science & Engineering
Total Credits: 3
This introductory course assumes no prior programming background and is intended for graduate students who desire significant programming and program design experience within a modern programming paradigm. Exploration of the enterprise of software design, creation, maintenance, and reuse. Abstraction as a vehicle for reducing the complexity of problems. Concepts of object-oriented programming. Internet-related programming including threads. Design and implementation of nontrivial algorithms in selected application areas. Prerequisites none. Credit 3 units. No credit toward CSE graduate degree.
Same As:
CSE
126
CSE
501N
Math
130C
| Semester | Section | Instructor | Website | Day/Time | Room |
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SP2012
| G | Bracy |
| MW
11:30AM -
1:00PM | Sever
203 |
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SP2012
| 01 | Bracy |
| W
10:00AM -
11:30AM | Louderman
458 |
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SP2012
| C | Bracy |
| MW
2:30PM -
4:00PM | Urbauer
218 |
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SP2012
| F | Bracy |
| MW
2:30PM -
4:00PM | Lopata Hall
401 |
|
SP2012
| E | Bracy |
| MW
1:00PM -
2:30PM | Lopata Hall
401 |
|
SP2012
| D | Bracy |
| MW
11:30AM -
1:00PM | Lopata Hall
401 |
|
SP2012
| A | Bracy |
| MW
11:30AM -
1:00PM | Urbauer
218 |
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SP2012
| B | Bracy |
| MW
1:00PM -
2:30PM | Urbauer
218 |