EAS 2403 creditsPrereq: Pre-Requisite: MTH 136 or MTH 141 ; Engineering Majors Only.
EAS 240: Introduction to Programming for Engineers
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- An introductory programming course for students in engineering and the sciences. The course covers the basics of procedural programming; and in particular basic programming concepts such as statements, conditions, functions, pointers, I/O, data structures, and algorithms. The course will include exercises focusing on applications for solving scientific and engineering problems.
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- Emily Hammond
- Jeffrey Errington
- Jesse Hartloff
- Nick Mastronarde
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