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My Experience With This Course

IT 103, Introduction to Computing, is a course that covers a surprisingly broad range of topics. I took the on-line version of this course during the summer session, so it was quite fast-paced. There were actually two distinct segments of this course: (1) a lecture segment that used content from the Introduction to Computer Information Systems textbook and (2) a lab segment that used exercises from the Fundamentals of Computing textbook. There was also a requirement to write a research paper and present it on a website. This task spanned topics in both the lecture and lab segments.

Topics in the lecture segment included:

Topics in the lab segment included:

My favorite parts of this course were creating the blog and the website.

Selected Coursework

A research paper and a website where the material from the research is presented were requirements of this course. The topic of my research was Data Mining in Strategic Enrollment Management. Links to the paper and the website are provided below:

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“I think it's fair to say that personal computers have become the most empowering tool we've ever created.”

-- Bill Gates


 

Sharon O'Boyle ENGH 375 Project

Last updated: April 26, 2014      Date completed: April 26, 2014
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