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COMPUTER AND MATHEMATICS
STUDIES FOR
NON-MAJORS
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Computer Science Studies
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If a student is majoring in other disciplines at Converse, she'll find that computer classes make
her more marketable to employers.
Computer Science courses non-majors may want to take to enhance their marketability include:
CSC 101 Computer Literacy
CSC 201 Introduction to Computing
CSC 304 Visual Basic Programming
CSC 280 Business Software
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More and more students are arriving to Converse
with excellent computer skills, but if a student needs to improve
basic computer skills, she should enroll in the Computer
Literacy class. In this class, a student develops her computer skills in word processing, electronic spreadsheets, graphics,
data communication, and use of the internet as a learning tool.
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Mathematics Studies
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Mathematics Courses non-majors may want to take to improve their quantitative skills include:
Math 105 College Algebra
Math 108 Finite Mathematics
Math 110 Elementary Functions
Math 120 Calculus I
Though there are many courses at Converse that improve quantitative
skills, a foundation class for many Converse women is College Algebra.
A student may exempt this class to take advanced mathematics
classes, such as Calculus.
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