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Last Class
[Nov 10th]
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Objectives:
This is an introduction to Computer Science for new students at ASU
(mainly freshmen). In this class you will get a broad overview of the
area of CS with particular emphasis on "Computer Science in not
programming". In addition you will be exposed to topics such as Ethics,
Globalization, ASU outlook and transitioning to College. All material
needed for the class will be posted here as well as any additional links
needed.Please visit the
CSE Community on Blackboard
Course Syllabus
Note: Homeworks -- please make sure you submit all
your homeworks, as the course is graded on homeworks. There is no late
penalty. Your homework will be graded on diligence, originality,
correctness, completeness and adherence to instructions.
Recommended Textbook: None
CSE Events (plans as of 9/9/2008)
[PLEASE ATTEND]
- 10/31/08 ASU 101 Wrap-up Party: a party for students in
ASU 101 the week the course ends – you all are invited!!
>>
REGISTER HERE
- 11/18/08 Countdown to Finals – our CSE 100-level
instructors will be available to alleviate any final exam anxiety
and will discuss how to be successful in CSE courses
- 12/10/08 Study Break – Reading Day party eat pizza and
take a break from studying. Can meet up with fellow students to
study for finals
You are invited to attend any of the events All events are
held in BYENG 210 from 12-1:30 p.m. and students will sign up on the
SCI online events calendar.
Important Links:
SCI Events:
Learning Support
Services:
Engineering Tutoring Center:
Counseling &
Consultation:
ASU Career
Services:
Engineering Career Center:
SCI Advising
Center:
Library
Academic
Calendar:
Barrett Honors College:
(honors faculty advisor Dr. Mutsumi Nakamura)
Student Clubs and Organizations at [SCI]
[Engineering]
[ASU]
All services for
students:
SCI Courses
and Roadmap
CSE
Undergraduate Research Award (faculty nominated):
FURI
(Fulton Undergrad. Research Initiative):
Tutoring Information
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Engineering Tutoring Center located in
ECF 100. Tutoring is free to ASU engineering, construction
and computer science students in ECF 100Topics include Math 170,
265, 266, 267, 274, 275; Physics 121,131 as well as other math,
science and engineering courses. See the website for a complete
course list.
http://www.fulton.asu.edu/fulton/students/sas/tutoring_center.php
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Chemistry Department – located in PSH
137. Various tutors are available on request:
http://chemistry.asu.edu/undergrad/LRC.asp .
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Engineering Residential Community: San
Pablo residence hall 5:00 pm to 10:00pm M-Th
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Learning Support Services – 5 locations.
Provides free daytime and evening tutoring for more than 100
courses. The LSS also provides on-line tutoring, writing support,
academic coaching, and software training.
www.asu.edu/studentaffairs/lss/.
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Mathematics Tutor
Center
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located in PSA 116. Provides help with MAT 113 (and the
stretch version 194), 117, 119, 142, 170, 210, 211,
251, and MTE 180 and 181.
http://math.asu.edu/fym/TutorCenter/TutorCenter.html
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Physics Department – located in PSH
352. Tutoring is provided by appointment for PHY 121/122, 131/132,
361 http://physics.asu.edu/helproom.php
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Writing Center
– located in UASB 140. This center has peer and graduate tutors
who have been
recommended by their writing instructors for excellent writing
skills and peer interaction.
http://studentsuccess.asu.edu/writing
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