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State University Computational Tools for Applied Mathematians I, MAT 241 Foundations of Data-Oriented Computing with Python, DSA 201 (often cross-listed together) Course Description (from the College): MAT 241 COMPUTATIONAL TOOLS FOR APPLIED MATHEMATICIANS I Prerequisite: MAT 161 and MAT 163 (Calc I & II) or equivalent or permission of instructor. Fundamental concepts of problem solving by computer as applied to mathematics. Computer organization, operations and functions, algorithm development, programming techniques. Numerical methods as used in calculus, linear algebra, geometry, etc. Uses a computer language to be applied in this and other mathematics classes. 3 credits
DSA 201 FOUNDATIONS OF DATA-ORIENTED COMPUTING WITH PYTHON Prerequisites: Instructor permission. Introduction to data oriented programming and algorithmic problem solving using Python. Python data structures. Data visualization. Introduction to object oriented programming. Applications to data processing, image manipulation and other. The class is hands-on and project oriented. Offered occasionally. 4 credits. Syllabus -- in Word format
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