CIS 105 CIS 105 Introduction to PC Introduction to PC

Computers and ApplicationsComputers and Applications

Computer Science ProgramComputer Science Programat UAAat UAA

Final PresentationFinal Presentation

by Konstantin Khavanskii

Have you ever thought about?Have you ever thought about?

• Learning programming languages

• Creating applications and games

• Mastering 3D Graphics and Multimedia

• Discovering Artificial Intelligence

• Database programming

50% of students who try Computer Science, succeed and stay in it!

There might be a talented computer scientist hidden inside of you!

Courses

• CS 201 – Programming Concepts• CS 203 – Data Structures and Algorithms• CS 221 – Assembly Language and PC Architecture• CS 303 – Object Oriented Programming• CS 320 – Operating Systems• CS 331 – Programming Language Concepts• CS 351 – Automata, Algorithms, and Complexity• CS 360 – Database Management• CS 395 – Artificial Intelligence• CS 401 – Software Engineering• CS 413 – Computer and Data Security

Faculty

Dr. Kirk Scott Dr. Kenrick Mock Dr. Frank Moore

Location

• Computer Science Department is located in the SSB (CAS) Building on the first floor. (SSB 154)

• Contact information for the Department: http://math.uaa.alaska.edu Office Phones: 786-4824, 786-1742

• Courses are usually taught in the following classrooms:

SSB 211, SSB 214, SSB 223, SSB 253, SSB 254.

Resources

• A comfortable computer lab is available to students with necessary software installed– TextPad– JavaBeans– Visual Studio .NET

• Tutors are available to help learning programmers succeed in studies

• Lab info: http://www.math.uaa.alaska.edu/labinfo/

Sources

• Images provided by:Kirk Scott, 2005

Kenrick Mock, 2005

Frank Moore, 2005

• Information sources:• http://math.uaa.alaska.edu - Department of Mathematics

• http://odin.math.uaa.alaska.edu/dept/cs/ - Department of Computer Science

• http://www.uaa.alaska.edu - UAA Official Main Website