1. CIS 105 Introduction to PC Computers and Applications Computer Science Program at UAA Final Presentation by Konstantin Khavanskii

2. Have you ever thought about? Learning programming languages Creating applications and games Mastering 3D Graphics and Multimedia Discovering Artificial Intelligence Database programming

3. 50% of students who try Computer Science, succeed and stay in it! There might be a talented computer scientist hidden inside of you!

4. Courses CS 201 – Programming Concepts CS 203 – Data Structures and Algorithms CS 221 – Assembly Language and PC Architecture CS 303 – Object Oriented Programming CS 320 – Operating Systems CS 331 – Programming Language Concepts CS 351 – Automata, Algorithms, and Complexity CS 360 – Database Management CS 395 – Artificial Intelligence CS 401 – Software Engineering CS 413 – Computer and Data Security

5. Faculty Dr. Kirk ScottDr. Kenrick MockDr. Frank Moore

6. Location Computer Science Department is located in the SSB (CAS) Building on the first floor. (SSB 154) Contact information for the Department:  http://math.uaa.alaska.edu http://math.uaa.alaska.edu  Office Phones: 786-4824, 786-1742 Courses are usually taught in the following classrooms: SSB 211, SSB 214, SSB 223, SSB 253, SSB 254.

7. Resources A comfortable computer lab is available to students with necessary software installed –TextPad –JavaBeans –Visual Studio.NET Tutors are available to help learning programmers succeed in studies Lab info: http://www.math.uaa.alaska.edu/labinfo/

8. Sources Images provided by: Kirk Scott, 2005 Kenrick Mock, 2005 Frank Moore, 2005 Information sources: http://math.uaa.alaska.edu - Department of Mathematicshttp://math.uaa.alaska.edu http://odin.math.uaa.alaska.edu/dept/cs/ - Department of Computer Sciencehttp://odin.math.uaa.alaska.edu/dept/cs/ http://www.uaa.alaska.edu - UAA Official Main Websitehttp://www.uaa.alaska.edu