What comes after CS1315?


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What comes after CS1315?

Did you get interested in a bit more CS? Here are your options after this.

CS1316 Representations of Structure and Behavior is the second media computation course. This course teaches techniques of modeling and simulation used by professional computer animators and computer musicians. It was offered for the first time in Spring 2005. cs1316.pdf
Here's the context for the course: How did the wildebeests charge over the ridge in "The Lion King"? How did the villagers wave in "Hunchback of Notre Dame"? They weren't individually drawn. Really! Instead, model of the structure and behavior of wildebeests and villagers was created, then the model was simulated, and they basically filmed the screen. That's what CS1316 is about: How do we model the world, and then simulate it? It's in Java and is slightly faster paced than 1315. CS1316 CoWeb is open for perusal

CS1331 is the next course for CS majors. It's an introduction to object-oriented programming and a serious introduction to Java: Java libraries, syntax, GUIs, etc. It's faster-paced than 1315.

How do you choose between 1316 and 1331? Here's how I've been putting it: Are you bored in 1315? If you're finding it interesting but you want a faster pace (e.g., you want to get into the more serious CS sooner rather than later), go take 1331. If you're not bored, but you're intrigued by the CS and want to see some more at about the same pace (a little faster, maybe), then take 1316. After 1316, you'd certainly be ready for the 1331 pace.

A computer science minor is available starting in Fall 2004 – it's 18 credits after CS1331. If you register for the minor with the College of Computing Student Services, you'll get Phase 1 registration into CS classes. CSMinor.pdf

Our 2-year-old degree, joint with LCC, called a BS in Computational Media. See http://www.cm.gatech.edu

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