Course Description
Computer Science 490 is designed to teach students how they can assist others in learning Computer Science-related course material by assisting in course lectures and Open Lab environments. The course also serves to reinforce the skills taught in CS101.
Prerequisites and Expected Skills
Proctors must have completed CS101 or have equivalent skills as determined by the Course Coordinator. Enrollment is by permission of the Course Coordinator.
Proctors are expected to be familiar with the material taught in CS101.
General Education Curriculum and General Education Foundations
This course does not meet any GEC Objectives or GEF Foundations.
Course Learning Objectives
After completing Computer Science 490, students will be able to:
| Number | Course Learning Objective | Learning Activities & Informal Assessments |
Formal Assessments |
|---|---|---|---|
| CA01 | Demonstrate how to use spreadsheet, database, word processing, and presentation applications to display data, conduct analysis, and explore what-if sceanrios. |
|
No formal assessments |
| CB01 | Demonstrate how to use the Python programming language to write software for conducting data analysis. |
|
No formal assessments |
Course Organization
Computer Science 490 is organized into a single semester-long unit. There are no formal structured learning activities, informal assessments, or formal assessments.