Programming Course this Summer!

This summer's offering of CSCE 105 "Introduction to Problem Solving with
Computers" will have an emphasis on Bioinformatics and other Biological
applications.  The programming language being used is C, which leads
very naturally to Perl in later courses.  No programming experience is
needed, though students should have a solid high school mathematics
background.  The instructor, Cory Strope, is completing his Ph.D. in
Computer Science with an emphasis in Bioinformatics, and has extensive
classroom experience in this course.

Some sample problems that will be addressed in this course are:

 - Complementing a DNA sequence
 - Translation of the 6 open reading frames for a DNA sequence, and
 - Calculating the amino acid composition of a protein sequence


Here are the particulars:

      Section  Days    Times      Location    Call Number
Lecture  610   MTWRF  9:15-10:50  Avery 111     1586
Lab      611    MW   11:00-12:35  Avery  21     1587
Lab      612    TR   11:00-12:35  Avery  21     1588

Second Five Weeks, July 10 - August 10

For more information contact Cory Strope at cstrope@cse.unl.edu, Beadle N169,
or Charles Riedesel at riedesel@cse.unl.edu

Chuck Riedesel
Chief Undergraduate Advisor
Computer Science & Engineering
259 Avery Hall