CMPINF 0010 BIG IDEAS IN COMPUTING AND INFORMATION

Computing and information systems underlie nearly every facet of life in today's highly-networked societies. Accordingly, there are many paths through the degree programs offered by the School of Computing and Information, each focusing on different aspects of the theories, practices, and applications of computing and information. This course will introduce students to a variety of core principles and important themes that cross-cut this array of computing- and information-oriented disciplines, as well as explore the types of work that individuals educated in these disciplines engage in.

Academic Career: Undergraduate
Course Component: Lecture
Grade Component: LG/SNC Elective Basis
Minimum Credits: 4
Maximum Credits: 4

Current Sections

Fall 2026

Class No.DaysTimesRoomInstructor(s)TA(s)Type
21904 (1010)TuTh1:00pm-2:15pmCL 324Joseph Graham
LEC
24030 (1010)M11:00am-12:50pmIS 406LAB
23439 (1010)M1:00pm-2:50pmIS 406LAB
21905 (1010)W1:00pm-2:50pmIS 501LAB
21906 (1010)W3:00pm-4:50pmIS 406LAB
26471 (1300)TuTh9:30am-10:45amCL 324William Garrison
LEC
DescriptionSCI Launch
26475 (1300)M9:00am-10:50amIS 405LAB
33870 (1300)M11:00am-12:50pmSENSQ 5313LAB
26474 (1300)M11:00am-12:50pmSENSQ 5313LAB
33871 (1300)W11:00am-12:50pmIS 406LAB
26473 (1300)W11:00am-12:50pmIS 406LAB
26472 (1300)W1:00pm-2:50pmIS 406LAB