CSC215,ScheduleSyllabus,
C++, Matlab
Guidelines,Evaluations

 

Syllabus CSC215 Computer Science I for Science and Engineering
1 course unit
Serita Scott HH241
Email: scott@tcnt.edu
Office Hours: Tuesdays and Fridays 11:20 - 12:20 or by appointment


Text Books:
C++ For Engineers and Scientists, third edition, Gary R. Bronson, Cengage Learning
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ISBN-13:978-0-324-78643-9 ISBN-10: 0-324-78643-3
MATLAB for Engineers, third edition, Holly Moore, Pearson Prentice Hall,
ISBN-13: 978-0-13-210325-1 ISBN-10: 0-13-210325-7

Course Description:

A first course in computer science for science and engineering majors. The programming languages C++ and the Matlab software will be used to teach structured programming and algorithm development.  Topics include control structures, data typing, including arrays and matrix manipulations, parameterized procedures, and as well as simple I/O control.

Learning Goals:

The focus of this course is on scientific problem solving through the use of computational methods. .  By the end of the course students are expected show their understanding of structured programming as well as algorithm development while dealing the course topics.

 

Performance Goals:

The course will use a combination of lecture with lab work where students use C++ language and Matlab to develop their proficiency in computational problem solving skills.

 

Student Assessment: Students’ assessment is determined by their work throughout the course.
Schedule of topics, assignemnts, labs, examinations.

..........................................................Grading Policy

Labs = 55% of the grade
Midterm = 15% of the grade
Final Exam = 15% of the grade
Class Participation = 15% of the grade

 

93+ to 100 = A

90+ to 93 = A-

87+ to 90 = B+

83+ to 87 = B

80+ to 83 = B -

77+ to 80 = C+

73+ to 77 = C

70+ to 73 = C -

67+ to 70 = D+

63+ to 67 = D

60+ to 63 = D-