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Service to the University
The Computer Science Department offers a wide range of interesting courses designed for non-technology majors. Service courses range from basic computer literacy courses that fulfill many FSU degree requirements, to relevant electives that focus on topics of contemporary interest and marketable skills. Courses for non-majors are categorized as non-programming or programming. This page lists descriptions for non-programming class. Click here to find out about programming classes for non-majors.
Non-programming Classes
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New for FALL 2008!
CGS2060 Computer Fluency
+ CGS2100 MicroApps for Business
(3 credit hours)
A new approach to college-level computing education. Includes training on the most important new technologies, engaging discussion on technology-related social issues, and provides a foundational understanding of the latest digital technologies. Mac, Windows, and Linux users welcome! Available online and in a unique hybrid classroom environment.
CGS2060 Computer Fluency Syllabus (draft)
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CGS2060 Computer Literacy
(3 credit hours)
An introduction to information processing and computer applications. Hands-on experience with microcomputer applications such as word processors, spreadsheets, presentation software, and database managers. Offered in three versions: Windows Classroom, Windows Web-based, and Mac Classroom. Not open to students with credit in CGS2100. Satisfies computer requirement for many majors.
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CGS2100 MicroApps for Business
(3 credit hours)
This course enables students in business and economics to become proficient with microcomputer hardware and software applications that are typically used in the workplace. The following topics are covered: hardware concepts, operating systems, word-processing, spreadsheets,databases, networks, Internet, world wide web, multi-media presentations and information systems. Offered in the classroom or Web-based. Not open to students with credit in CGS2060. Satisfies computer requirement for many majors. Required for business majors.
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CGS2064 Computer Literacy II
(3 credit hours)
This course builds on skills and concepts learned in CGS2060. Hands-on skills include digital graphics and photo editing, animation, and basic Web development. Topics include information systems, databases, e-commerce, systems and software development, multimedia, and information security. Computer Literacy or equivalent computer experience is required for admission. Satisfies computer requirement for many majors.
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CGS3066 Web Programming and Design
(Formerly Intro to Internet Technologies)
(3 credit hours)
An overview of Internet communications and information services, as well as the technologies on which the Internet and Web are built. A strong emphasis on Web design, development, and scripting with participants learning the latest tools and techniques for building professional-grade, dynamic, and interactive Web pages and sites. No prerequisite, computer literacy assumed, CGS2064 helpful.
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FSU's Computer Skills Requirement
Check with your academic advisor to determine which computer classes meet the requirement for your degree.
Web-based Classes
CGS2060, 2100, and 2064 are available as Web-based courses. Web-based students must be able to attend an orientation session and two exam sessions on campus.
Register for Web-based classes by signing up for the section named WEBBASED. The time listed for the section is for the mandatory first week orientation session.
Click here for a side-by-side comparison of CGS2060, CGS2064, and CGS2100.
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