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CSC 151 - Functional Problem Solving

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Welcome to CSC 151! In this class, you will learn computer programming using the Scamper programming language. You do not need any prior knowledge of computer science or programming. All sections this semester will focus on data science. Jump to … This course covers 16 learning objectives (LOs). Computer science is collaborative, and we encourage much collaboration in your learning. However some of your course work is intended to assess individual knowledge and must be completed individually. When you do collaborate, make sure to collaborate in ways that support, rather than undermine, your learning. Here are the collaboration policies for each type of coursework: Here is the grading policy for each type of coursework: This class uses different ideas of “ungrading” and “specifications based grading”. It is our hope that these methods of evaluation will remove stress and focus all of our attention on learning as much as possible. Let’s walk through the table on how to get an A in the co

CSC 151 - Functional Problem Solving CSC-151 (Functional Problem Solving, Fall 2025) About Instructors Sections 01 and 02 William Rebelsky Sections 03 and 04 Nicole Eikmeier Class Meeting Times All sections meet Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays Section 01: 8:30am - 9:50am, Noyce 3813 Section 02: 10:00am - 11:20am, Noyce 3813 Section 03: 1:00pm - 2:20pm, Noyce 3813 Section 04: 8:30am - 9:50am, Noyce 3820 Instructor Office Hours Professor Eikmeier: Noyce 3809, Tuesdays 9am-10am, Wednesdays 2:30-3:30pm, Thursdays 2:30pm - 4pm. Book online: https://calendly.com/eikmeier Professor Rebelsky: Noyce 3

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