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COMPSCI 111: Mastering Cyberspace: Introduction to Practical Computing

An introduction to practical computing that focuses on the Internet and world wide web. Topics include: web design and development, digital images and sound, multimedia presentations, using the Internet as a communication medium, and programming.

COMPSCI 101: Principles of Programming

An introduction to computers and computer programming in a high-level language. The role of computers and computer professionals in society is also introduced. The course is intended for students who may wish to advance in Computer Science or in Information Systems and Operations Management.

LINGUIST 103: Introduction to English Linguistics

An introduction to the core areas of language study. Topics include: how sounds are produced, the basic structure of the English sound system, primary word formation processes in English, the rules for English sentence structure, and the fundamentals of word meaning. This course serves as an entry point into Stage II Linguistics, and provides an excellent background for students studying languages including English.

MATHS 102 Functioning in Mathematics

This introduction to calculus focuses on the development of mathematical skills and concepts leading up to calculus, through active participation in problems using functions to model real life contexts. Prepares students for further study, for instance, MATHS 108, 150. Recommended for students who have achieved fewer than 12 credits in Calculus or Statistics at NCEA Level 3, or who have achieved at least 18 credits in Mathematics at NCEA Level 2 (or equivalent) and fewer than 12 credits in Calculus or Statistics at NCEA Level 3.

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