CS 110

Introduction to the Computer Science Profession

Goals of this Course

Gain an accurate understanding of life as a Computer Science professional

Provide strategies on success as a: University Student CS Major

Objectives to Reach these Goals

Get to know other CS majors Introduce potential role models Get answers to FAQs about CS Understand the value of collaborative learning and pair

programming Learn how to cope with stress Understand the value of mentors and learn how to find them Understand the importance of relationship networking

CS110 on the Web

Course Website

CS110 Syllabus

Important Knowledge

People Places Things

Who is Important?

Advisors Teachers Administrators Support Staff

Office Systems

Advisors

Janet Brunelle E&CS room 3210

Peer Advisors Brittany Johnson Dragas Hall – room 1103A

Advising Hours

CS 110

Janet Brunelle

Faculty Page

Janet Brunelle

Assistant Chair Chief Departmental Advisor Engineering & Computational Sciences

Building - Room 3210 Phone 683-7714

Office Hours

Tuesday 1:30 – 4:00 PM

Wednesday 9:00 AM - Noon

Thursday 1:30 – 4:00 PM

Janet Brunelle's Home Page

CS 150

Chris Boyle

Faculty Page

150/250 Teaching Assistants

Kusumba Srujan Timothy Werner Liang Chen Lin Chen Dong Si Hui Shi John Marr Puya Ghazizadeh Rakesh Maram Rajesh Ragampeta Venkatesh Kataham

Administrators

Chair Dr. Desh Ranjan

Assistant Chairs

Irwin Levinstein

Janet Brunelle

Office Staff

Phyllis Woods Chairman Secretary Temporary – Tarshay Blackwell

Cathryn Janka Office Service Assistant

Hugh Story Fiscal Technician

E&CS 3300

Computer Resource Director

Ajay Gupta

Systems Staff

Systems Staff Website

CS Majors

Who are they? Where do they come from? Where are they going? How do they get there?

ACM

Meets Every Tuesday during activity hour Dragas 1117

Campus Map

Let's Go

Labs

CS supported Dragas 1103G – open student lab Dragas 1115 – teaching lab E & CS 3104 – open research lab

University (OCCS) supported