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<div>== CompSci 111G ==<br />
CompSci 111 is a summer school paper where students are introduced to Practical Computing at Stage 1.There are two components-Theory and Practical, to this course and it is mandatory to pass both of these components to pass the paper.<br />
=== Theory ===<br />
The '''theory''' component consists of lectures held four times a week in the '''LargeChem''' theatre. The theory also includes a mid-semester test and a final exam at the end of the course.<br />
=== Practical ===<br />
The '''practical''' component consists of two labs per week where students are taught how to use a computer and some of the major programs. <br />
==== Practical topics ====<br />
# Introduction to the Computer science Laboratory<br />
#Effective use of the Internet<br />
#Word processing<br />
#Website Design<br />
#Powerpoint Presentations<br />
#Spreadsheets<br />
#Databases<br />
#Programming using Python<br />
#Latex<br />
#Revision<br />
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For more information contact [[ Ann Cameron ]]</div>Skoi004https://wiki.cs.auckland.ac.nz/stageonewiki/index.php?title=User:Skoi004&diff=4562User:Skoi0042010-01-13T21:28:31Z<p>Skoi004: </p>
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<div>= Summer School 2010 =<br />
== CompSci 111G ==<br />
CompSci 111 is a summer school paper where students are introduced to Practical Computing at Stage 1.There are two components-Theory and Practical, to this course and it is mandatory to pass both of these components to pass the paper.<br />
=== Theory ===<br />
The '''theory''' component consists of lectures held four times a week in the '''LargeChem''' theatre. The theory also includes a mid-semester test and a final exam at the end of the course.<br />
=== Practical ===<br />
The '''practical''' component consists of two labs per week where students are taught how to use a computer and some of the major programs. <br />
==== Practical topics ====<br />
# Introduction to the Computer science Laboratory<br />
#Effective use of the Internet<br />
#Word processing<br />
#Website Design<br />
#Powerpoint Presentations<br />
#Spreadsheets<br />
#Databases<br />
#Programming using Python<br />
#Latex<br />
#Revision<br />
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For more information contact [[ Ann Cameron ]]</div>Skoi004