3.00 Credits
An introduction to the practical application of computer hardware and software to problems in the sciences and mathematics. Topics include basics like using a graphical user interface and common office applications. More advanced topics include computer interfacing to instruments, mathematical modeling, curve fitting, molecular modeling, and others. Three hours lecture/workshop/ demonstration weekly. 3 credits Fulfills Skills Integration and Interdisciplinary requirements. Prerequisite: CHM 111, BIO 110 or PCS 221, MAT 152, CC 100, CC 101, and CC 102.