UNIX, the X Window System, vi editor, file system, basic commands, utilities, mail, news, World Wide Web, Mosaic. Introduction to programming in C: integer and floating-point data, standard mathematics library, control structures, user-defined functions, arrays, character data, strings, input and output. Applications.

Usually Offered:	Fall and Spring
Credit:	3 hours (2 class/2 lab)
Corequisite:	MA 161 or 165 or equivalent
Restrictions:	Students cannot receive credit for both CS 156 and CS 158. Students who have credit in CS 180 cannot receive credit for CS 158.
University Catalog:	CS 158
Schedule:	Spring 2003 Instructor: Robert Madison
Syllabi:	Canonical