CS courses
136 courses · Ohio State University Agricultural Technical Institute · Fall 2026
- CS 1110 — Introduction to Computing Technology1 section
- CS 1111 — Introduction to Computer-Assisted Problem Solving1 section
- CS 1211 — Computational Thinking in Context: Images, Animation,1 section
- CS 1213 — Computational Thinking in Context: Game Development1 section
- CS 1222 — Introduction to Computer Programming in C++ for1 section
- CS 1223 — Introduction to Computer Programming in Java1 section
- CS 1224 — Introduction to Computer Programming in Python1 section
- CS 2021 — Introduction to Modeling and Simulation1 section
- CS 2111 — Modeling and Problem Solving with Spreadsheets and1 section
- CS 2112 — Modeling and Problem Solving with Spreadsheets and1 section
- CS 2122 — Data Structures Using C++1 section
- CS 2123 — Data Structures Using Java1 section
- CS 2124 — Intermediate Python Programming1 section
- CS 2133 — Business Programming with File Processing1 section
- CS 2193 — Individual Studies in Computer Science and Engineering1 section
- CS 2194 — Group Studies in Computer Science and Engineering1 section
- CS 2194H — Group Studies in Computer Science and Engineering1 section
- CS 2260 — Healthy Finances and Economic Wellbeing for1 section
- CS 2264 — Introduction to Popular Cultures1 section
- CS 2281 — American Icons1 section
- CS 2301 — Introduction to World Literature1 section
- CS 2321 — Introduction to Asian American Studies1 section
- CS 2323 — Introduction to American Indian Studies1 section
- CS 2340 — Introduction to Cultures of Science and Technology1 section
- CS 2343 — Slavery, Gender, and Race in the Atlantic World1 section
- CS 2345 — Comedy, Culture, and Society1 section
- CS 2350 — Introduction to Folklore1 section
- CS 2350H — Introduction to Folklore1 section
- CS 2360 — Introduction to Comparative Cultural Studies1 section
- CS 2367.02 — U.S. Latino Identity1 section
- CS 2367.04 — Science and Technology in American Culture1 section
- CS 2367.04H — Science and Technology in American Culture1 section
- CS 2367.07 — Religious Diversity in America1 section
- CS 2367.08 — American Identity in the World1 section
- CS 2367.08H — American Identity in the World1 section
- CS 2381 — Race, Ethnicity and Gender in Spanish-Speaking Film1 section
- CS 2420 — American Food Cultures1 section
- CS 2797 — Introductory Study at a Foreign Institution1 section
- CS 2798.01 — Study Tour: Domestic1 section
- CS 2798.02 — Study Tour: Foreign1 section
- CS 2864H — Modernity and Postmodernity: Issues and Ideas1 section
- CS 2990 — Professional Development1 section
- CS 2995 — Race and Gender in Eastern Europe and the US: A1 section
- CS 3000 — Women & Money: Citizenship in a Modern World1 section
- CS 3007 — Technology, Science, and Citizenship1 section
- CS 3072 — The Newark Earthworks, An Interdisciplinary Course1 section
- CS 3130H — Introduction to Performance Studies1 section
- CS 3191 — Internship1 section
- CS 3222 — Foundations of Investments1 section
- CS 3260 — Fundamentals of Financial Planning1 section
- CS 3270 — Families in Business1 section
- CS 3302 — Translating Literatures and Cultures1 section
- CS 3302E — Translating Literatures and Cultures1 section
- CS 3360 — Introduction to Globalization and Culture1 section
- CS 3501 — Humanitarianism in Question1 section
- CS 3603 — Love in World Literature1 section
- CS 3606 — The Quest in World Literature1 section
- CS 3607 — Film and Literature as Narrative Art1 section
- CS 3608 — Representations of the Experience of War1 section
- CS 3645H — Cultures of Medicine1 section
- CS 3646 — Cultures, Natures, Technologies1 section
- CS 3658 — Folklore of the Americas1 section
- CS 3686 — Cultural Studies of American Musics1 section
- CS 3797 — Topical Study at Foreign Institution1 section
- CS 3798 — Japanese Popular Culture1 section
- CS 3886 — Urban Sounds, Urban Locales: Music and1 section
- CS 3903 — World Literature: Theory and Practice1 section
- CS 3903E — World Literature: Theory and Practice1 section
- CS 3910 — Customer Experience Management1 section
- CS 3990 — Approaches to Comparative Studies1 section
- CS 4021 — Banned Books and the Cost of Censorship1 section
- CS 4130 — Consumer Decision Making II1 section
- CS 4150 — Quantitative Methods in Consumer Sciences1 section
- CS 4191 — Research Internship in Comparative Studies1 section
- CS 4193 — Individual Studies1 section
- CS 4260 — Family Tax Planning1 section
- CS 4280 — Estate Planning for Individuals and Families1 section
- CS 4420 — Cultural Food Systems and Sustainability1 section
- CS 4444 — The Sustainability Games1 section
- CS 4456 — Lived Infrastructures: A Field School in Lisbon1 section
- CS 4597.01 — Global Studies of Science and Technology1 section
- CS 4597.02 — Global Culture1 section
- CS 4597.03 — Global Folklore1 section
- CS 4645 — Cultures of Medicine1 section
- CS 4798.01 — Study Tour: Domestic1 section
- CS 4798.02 — Study Tour: Foreign1 section
- CS 4803 — Studies in Asian American Literature and Culture1 section
- CS 4804 — Studies in Latino Literature and Culture1 section
- CS 4822 — Native American Identity1 section
- CS 4845 — Gender, Sexuality, and Science1 section
- CS 4921 — Intersections: Approaches to Theorizing Difference1 section
- CS 4990 — Senior Seminar in Comparative Studies1 section
- CS 4998 — Undergraduate Research in Comparative Studies1 section
- CS 4998H — Honors Undergraduate Research in Comparative Studies1 section
- CS 4999 — Undergraduate Thesis1 section
- CS 4999H — Honors Thesis1 section
- CS 5061 — The Global Mediterranean1 section
- CS 5120 — Consumers in the Health Marketplace1 section
- CS 5130 — Solutions to Consumer Problems1 section
- CS 5140 — Topics in Consumer Sciences1 section
- CS 5150 — FINRA Securities Industry Essentials Exam Preparation1 section
- CS 5189S — Comparative Studies Field School1 section
- CS 5194 — Group Studies1 section
- CS 5240 — Race and Public Policy in the United States1 section
- CS 5668 — Studies in Orality and Literacy1 section
- CS 5691 — Topics in Comparative Studies1 section
- CS 5797 — Study at a Foreign Institution1 section
- CS 5957.01 — Comparative Folklore1 section
- CS 5957.02 — Folklore in Circulation1 section
- CS 6100 — Critical Foundations: Comparative Analysis1 section
- CS 6300 — Critical Foundations: Cultural and Social Theory1 section
- CS 6400 — Critical Foundations: The Humanities and Collaborative1 section
- CS 6425 — Introduction to Latino Studies1 section
- CS 6500 — Teaching Seminar in Interdisciplinary Studies1 section
- CS 6750.01 — Introduction to Graduate Study in Folklore I: The1 section
- CS 6750.02 — Introduction to Graduate Study in Folklore II: Fieldwork1 section
- CS 7193 — Individual Studies1 section
- CS 7301 — Theorizing Literature1 section
- CS 7320 — Theorizing Race and Ethnicity1 section
- CS 7350.01 — Theorizing Folklore I: Tradition and Transmission1 section
- CS 7350.02 — Theorizing Folklore II: Ethnography of Performance1 section
- CS 7350.03 — Theorizing Folklore III: Differentiation, Identification, and1 section
- CS 7360 — Theorizing Culture1 section
- CS 7370 — Theorizing Religion1 section
- CS 7999 — Research in Comparative Studies: Thesis1 section
- CS 8100 — Interdisciplinary Learning Laboratory I1 section
- CS 8193 — Individual Studies1 section
- CS 8200 — Interdisciplinary Learning Laboratory II1 section
- CS 8791 — Seminar in Interdisciplinary Theory1 section
- CS 8842 — Seminar in Science and Medicine1 section
- CS 8843 — Seminar in Technology and Culture1 section
- CS 8858 — Seminar in Folklore1 section
- CS 8872 — Seminar in Religious Studies1 section
- CS 8990 — Dissertation Writing Workshop1 section
- CS 8998 — Research in Comparative Studies: Candidacy1 section
- CS 8999 — Research in Comparative Studies: Dissertation1 section
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