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Raven Avery
GEN ST 197
Seattle Campus
Small-group discussion with faculty representing a wide spectrum of academic disciplines. Topics and approaches vary. Instructor may introduce research techniques or findings, concentrate on readings in his/her area of interest, or illustrate problems and alternatives related to the study of a particular academic discipline. Credit/no credit only. Offered: AWSp.
Class description
The seminar explores the "real world" applications of computer science and engineering, from digital entertainment to improving lives in developing nations.
Computer science and engineering are valuable tools for many career paths -- this seminar will help you explore your interests, whether you're headed to med school, a game design studio, or are still exploring.
See the course website for more info: http://www.cs.washington.edu/homes/ravena/197au08.htm
Student learning goals
General method of instruction
The course has a few small assignments but is primarily discussion- and experience-based: we'll view demos of current CSE research projects, talk with CSE students and alumni, and visit a local company to see what life is like working in the tech industry.
Recommended preparation
Open only to freshmen enrolled in CSE 142 or 143.
Class assignments and grading
Credit is based on participation.
