Undergraduate Course, Clemson University, Computer Science, 2025
Introduction to database/data communications concepts as related to the design of online information systems. Problems involving structuring, creating, maintaining, and accessing multiple-user databases are presented and solutions developed. Comparison of several commercially available teleprocessing monitor and database management systems is made.
Undergraduate Course, Clemson University, Computer Science, 2025
Introduction to Programming in Python, or CPSC1050, is the newer first CS course options that students have at Clemson University. This course is designed to introduce students to Python and fundamental programming concepts and problem-solving using programming methodologies. This course is a pre-requisite for many other courses in the Computer Science department, and is one potential option for Computer Science and Computer Engineering students.
Undergraduate Course, Clemson University, Computer Science, 2024
Introduction to Programming in Java, or CPSC1060, a depreciated first CS course options that students had at Clemson University. This course was designed to introduce students to the Java programming language, as well as the basic concepts of programming and problem-solving using programming methodologies. This course is a pre-requisite for many other courses in the Computer Science department, and is one potential option for Computer Science students.
Undergraduate Course, Clemson University, Computer Science, 2023
Software Development Foundations, or CPSC2150, is the first course undergraduate Clemson students take in the Software Engineering path, which is composed of 2150 -> 3720 -> 4720/6720 -> 4910 -> 8720. In this course, students are introduced to and become familiarized with some of the most common and best practices of every-day software development, such as the use of GitHub, the abstraction of code, unit testing, and Design Patterns. This course is also the current first required exposure students have to the Java programming language.
Summer Camp, Clemson University, Human Factors of Software Engineering, 2021
EdASE, or “Educating Autistic Software Engineers,” is an annual online summer camp hosted by the Human Factors of Software Engineering (HFSE). Every summer, the HFSE research lab hosts this summer camp for high school students on the autism spectrum to expose them to high-level video game design, giving them the unique opportunity to code their own video games from scratch and network with peers.