You know what they say: CS is the new econ. It feels like everyone at Columbia has taken, is taking, or plans to take at least one computer science class during their time here. If you fall into the ...

Most students interested in Computer Science start with one of the following courses, all of which provide an introduction to core concepts ... a member of the department prior to registration. No ...

A broad survey of the computer science discipline, focusing on the ... Topics include hardware, software, algorithms, operating systems, networks. An introduction to computer programming motivated by ...

“Introduction to Computer Science,” or CPSC 2000, “Introduction to Information Systems.” Ozan Erat, a lecturer for “Data Systems and Programming Techniques,” wrote to the News the exam was removed due ...

Great, you’ve had your intro to development and programming. Now it’s time to focus on something really exciting, like Java. Here you’ll be introduced to the fundamentals of procedural programming, ...

This course is the continuation of Intro to Programming with Java 1. So, you’re well on your way. But here, you’ll get into some deeper tech, like object-oriented programming skills, inheritance, ...

introduction to computer science, algorithms and data structures, object programming with Java, and internet programming. Both computer science majors and minors are required to take an online ...

For those interested in exploring further, we invite you to check out our courses on beginning programming ... computer science. The minor consists of the equivalent of six courses equally balanced ...

Foundational Computer Science topics are also covered including bits, bytes, twos complement arithmetic, gates, logic circuits and an introduction to assembler ... if students are already proficient ...