Computing and Culture - Applications and Context

Catalog description

An introduction to the ideas of computational technology including the use of applications, ethical foundations, and the understanding of the context of technology in our world. Analysis from a Christian perspective is emphasized. Topics discussed include algorithmic thinking, artificial intelligence, organization of data, internet and security, hardware, software, and the history of computers. Important skills covered in the course include web design, office productivity applications, information literacy, and an introduction to the process of programming. Meets foundational core computation requirement.