Matrix of Objectives vs. Expected Outcomes
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To introduce the student to the fundamentals of computer programming and theory and to the underlying mathematical and scientific principles.
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To prepare students for employment in the computing industry or for postgraduate study in computer science.
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To provide students with an understanding of professional responsibilities, ethics, and the importance of life-long learning.
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To develop skills for teamwork including collaboration and oral and written communications.
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Students will achieve proficiency in calculus, discrete math, and statistics.
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X |
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Students will achieve proficiency in Computer Science skills (fundamentals of programming, computer organization, architecture, operating systems, algorithms, theory, software engineering)
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X |
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Students will demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing.
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Students will demonstrate the ability to work effectively as part of a team.
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Students will understand the need for continuing life-long learning and will continue to educate themselves throughout their careers.
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X |
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Students will gain a broad background in liberal arts, fine arts, science and ethics.
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Students will demonstrate the ability to apply their knowledge to practical problems.
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Students will be employed in a computing-related industry or go on to graduate school.
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