CSS 305     Spring 2003 C. Jackels
Interdisciplinary Information Technology

 

 
 

                        In this course the student will be introduced to the fundamental concepts of fluency in information technology, with particular consideration of how this technology affects the ways we think and work.  The class will examine how computational modeling has influenced the development of the scientific method and has become a powerful tool for addressing such important societal questions as the health and economic effects of global climate change.

 

            This course will also include a computer laboratory segment that will allow students to develop facility with routinely available modern computational and data organization tools that they might utilize in their studies.

 

            This course is for non-CSS majors only.