{{FULL_COURSE}} {{FULL_TERM}}: Introduction to Computer Programming

Introduction to Computer Programming is the first course in our series introducing students to computer science. In this class you will learn the fundamentals of computer programming in Java, with emphasis on applications in science and engineering. You will also learn about the broader field of computer science and algorithmic thinking, the fundamental approach that computer scientists take to solving problems.

The website for Fall 2018 be found here: Fall 2018

The website for Summer 2018 be found here: Summer 2018

Announcements

Welcome Spring 2019 Students! Most announcements will be posted on the class Piazza. You can sign up for the class Piazza here. Look out for some more announcements and your first homework assignment in the next few days. In the meantime, here is a little useful information about enrollment and recitations:

Recitations:

There will be no recitation the weeks of January 14 and January 21.
There will be lots of office and lab hours for you to ask questions and get help setting things up. Office Hours will be posted on the "SCHEDULE" page on the banner above.
Recitations will start the week of January 28. You must attend the recitation you are registered for, or you will lose substantial points. You may not regularly attend a recitation you are not registered for.

Enrollment and Waitlist Info:

As of today, the 10:00 section of CIS 110 (CIS 110001) is not full. The 12:00 section of CIS 110 (CIS 110002) is not full. This situation may change as students adjust their course schedules. Trust Courses in Touch to be accurate more than this webste.
We are not currently maintaining a waitlist for CIS 110. If you want to sign up for a section that is full, you should check back regularly on PennInTouch to see if a spot opens up. (A waitlist adds extra layers of bureaucracy that would make your life even more difficult than checking regularly on PennInTouch.)
We are not issuing permits for full lecture sections or for recitations. If the recitation you want is full, you must register for a diffferent recitation.