Mathematics and Statistics is now a separate department, with a separate Web site.
CSC 105: The digital age (Ms. Coahran)
CSC 151: Fundamentals of computer science I, section 01 (Mr. Rebelsky)
CSC 151: Fundamentals of computer science I, section 02 (Ms. Davis)
CSC 152: Fundamentals of computer science II (Mr. Stone)
CSC201: Memory management, data representation, and formal methods (Ms. Coahran)
CSC 295: Special topic: Human-computer interaction (Ms. Davis)
CSC 302: Programming language concepts (Mr. Stone)
CSC 341: Automata, formal languages, and computational complexity (Mr. Walker)
• Guidelines for graduation with honors
• Summer opportunities for undergraduates in computer science
• Grinnell Laboratory for Interactive Multimedia Experimentation and Research (GLIMMER)
• Special Interest Group on Computer Science Education (SIGCSE)
• Math Lab
• The Mathematics Local-Area Network (MathLAN)
• The department's anonymous ftp server
• CSWiki
• Grinnell College Libraries on-line card catalog
• Grinnell College Libraries guide to sources in computer science
• Association for Computing Machinery
• Computing Research Association
• Systers (Women in technical computing)
• CRA Committee on the Status of Women in Computer Science
• The Ada Project (Internet resources for women in computing)
At the end-of-the-year picnic last Friday, majors elected next year's Student Educational Policy Committee for the Department of Computer Science:
Congratulations to the successful candidates!
The fall 2008 Schedule of Courses reflects some recent changes in the curriculum of courses offered by the Department of Computer Science: the addition of two new courses (CSC 232, "Human-computer interaction," and CSC 325, "Databases and Web application design"), a rearrangment of the introductory sequence, and some adjustments in the requirements for the major in computer science.
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