CIS 180: Object-Oriented Prog I
General Education requirement: Info & Lit/Nat Science
Basic concepts in programming, and introduction to the object paradigm. The course introduces the concept of the object paradigm and teaches how to design and implement simple programs in an object-oriented language. The course also covers the basics of how to use a computer and basic software tools, including libraries of components, in the process of developing programs.
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4.00 credits
Section 02L3:
Undergraduate Laboratory
Location: Dion 311
Class: #14147
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4.00 credits
Section 02L2:
Undergraduate Laboratory
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Location: Dion 311
Class: #11967
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4.00 credits
Section 02L1:
Undergraduate Laboratory
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Location: Dion 311
Class: #11966
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4.00 credits
Section 02:
Undergraduate Lecture
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Location: Dion 101
Class: #11965
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4.00 credits
Section 01L2:
Undergraduate Laboratory
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Location: Dion 311
Class: #11801
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4.00 credits
Section 01L1:
Undergraduate Laboratory
Instructor(s):
Location: Dion 311
Class: #11800
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4.00 credits
Section 01:
Undergraduate Lecture
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Location: Science & Engr 210
Class: #11799
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4.00 credits
Section 01L2:
Undergraduate Laboratory
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Location: Dion 305
Class: #7277
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4.00 credits
Section 01L1:
Undergraduate Laboratory
Instructor(s):
Location: Dion 305
Class: #7276
